LinkedIn Learning has so  many applications and can be used for so many purposes.  Also, networking is essential for furthering one's career conversation requests.

I work strictly with incoming first-year freshmen.  I think this section may be a little beyond what most of them are ready for at this point.  Although I am sure that some of them have probably already begun creating "content" on other platforms, creating career-ready content may be a stretch when most students at this stage are primarily working on writing resumes.  Good stuff though.

I did not realize how important a regular online presence was for building community.  I know I recognize names from the groups that I frequent, but did really get that I also needed to be present as well.  I also was not aware of the InMail feature.

I had just re-posted my resume in the Experience section.  I did not realize it was intended to be a more causal description of your experience that how it is described on your resume.  Makes sense.  I need to make this change and also change how I advise students to make that connection.