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View your certificate from the “Progress” tab
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Take note of the certificate URL from your browser’s address bar
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Take note of the certificate ID and issue date from your certificate page footer
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Click on the LinkedIn button from your certificate page
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Fill in the form, using “Cap-Net UNDP” as issuing organization, and the rest of the information from you certificate.
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Optional - customize the display name
By default, the display name will have the following format:
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'{platform_name} <mode> Certificate for {course_name}' |
If the mode is not one of honor, verified, professional or no-id-professional the format for the display name will be '{platform_name} Certificate for {course_name}'
To override this value, set SOCIAL_SHARING_SETTINGS in the site configuration, or in the global settings with a dict like this:
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"SOCIAL_SHARING_SETTINGS": {
"CERTIFICATE_LINKEDIN_MODE_TO_CERT_NAME": {
"<mode>": "<format string>"
}
} |
The format string can include {platform_name} and/or {course_name} variables.
E.g.:
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"SOCIAL_SHARING_SETTINGS": {
"CERTIFICATE_LINKEDIN_MODE_TO_CERT_NAME": {
"honor": "{course_name}"
}
} |
Link to company ID
To find out the LinkedIn 8-digit company ID, make a full search of employees or jobs, or use the sales navigator and find it in the URL.
Then add a LinkedInAddToProfileConfiguration in Django admin > Student with the ID and enable it.
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