Use your existing sign-in.
If you cannot remember the password, use the recovery link on the sign-in form.
Open sign-in →My Path · learner guide
Find your way back to a course.
Open the course you joined, continue through its lessons and return to the same language edition. Your learning area is the place to check your enrolment and progress.
Three checks before you continue.
Find the course you joined.
Open your enrolled courses in My Path. A course you only browsed may not appear there.
Open your learning area →Continue in the same edition.
Translated editions are separate courses. Do not assume progress transfers when you change language.
Check language editions →First visit? Use Start Here to compare learning formats. Explore author-led programmes in preparation or choose a published edition in the seminar catalogue.
Access & progress
Something missing?
Access, saved progress and available activities depend on the course you joined. Check the course page for what is included.
For optional reflection between lessons, use the practice guide and Study Library.
I enrolled, but my course is missing.
- Check that you are signed into the account used for enrolment.
- Check the seminar number and exact language edition.
- Open the course page and check whether you completed its enrolment steps. Reading an open lesson does not necessarily enrol you.
- If it is still missing, contact Learning Help with the course link, language and a short explanation. Never send your password.
I can read lessons. Is my progress being saved?
Public access does not necessarily mean enrolment. Follow the course’s enrolment instructions where offered, then check the progress shown in My Path. The access guide explains the current arrangements.
Can I transfer progress to another language?
Each translated seminar edition is a separate course. Automatic transfer of enrolment, completed lessons or quiz results has not been confirmed. Continue in your original edition or contact the team before making changes.
Will someone review my work or issue a certificate?
Assignments, curator feedback, response times and certificates are available only when the course explicitly offers them. Reflection prompts alone do not include personal tutoring. IVDIVO is an independent, non-formal educational project; a platform certificate is not a state-recognised qualification.
The lesson opens, but audio or video does not play.
Check the media status and any player message on the lesson. If study notes or a transcript are available, you can continue with those. For the next checks and the details to send with a report, open the player help answer.
Still need help?
Send the course or page link, language edition and a short description of the problem. Keep passwords, health records and private journal entries out of your message.