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Come Back Afterward
TL;DR; Your access to a course, and to its Student Guide, doesn't expire when the class ends. As long as your enrollment stays active, you can go back to the material any time.
Before you start
You need to have been enrolled in the course — by registering for a session yourself, or by being registered by your training team. See Register for a class.
Steps
After a session ends, open the course from My Courses the same way you would beforehand.
Everything you had access to during the class — the Student Guide, any linked self-paced content — is still there. Nothing about it expires just because the class finished.
If registering gave you a seat on a linked self-paced course, that seat stays too; you don't need to re-register to keep working through it. It's still reachable from the session's row on the course's Sessions page (Open self-paced course), and from My Courses like any other course you're enrolled in.
What this doesn't do
This applies to your own enrollment, not to every link Lupo ever sends out. A guest link — the kind an instructor can share with someone who has no Lupo account — is different: it works for as long as it's valid, which is until the session ends or the instructor revokes it, and it opens only that session's join page, never the course. It doesn't affect your own account's access.
Access can still be removed deliberately — if an admin archives the course or cancels your enrollment, you'd lose access the same way you would for any other course. It just doesn't happen automatically when a class ends.
Common issues
A course disappeared from My Courses. Check with your company admin — it may have been archived, which is a deliberate action, not something that happens on its own after a class ends.
Where to go next
- See what you're booked into — back to My Courses.
- Get to support — if you've lost access to something you expect to still have.