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SarahM1
Level 1
June 11, 2026
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AEM Courses

  • June 11, 2026
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Last October, I had looked into a course through adobe (Adobe Experience Manager - Manage and Deliver Digital Assets Using AEM ). It was a 2 day course, this got put on the backburner at work. I have now come back to look for it and I cannot get this link to load no matter what (I get stuck in a never ending loop of “Unable to sign you in. Something went wrong while signing you in. Please try again. Log in again”) nor can I find any info on the course anymore. 

Course Link: https://learning.adobe.com/courses/adobe_experiencemanager/cours000000000090761.html#accordion-e49b3a35f2-item-d61e35014a

Is this course still available? Why can’t I see it anymore? The only other adobe course I can find with a similar name is a 2 hour self-guided one, that does not seem equivalent.

Thanks in advance!

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    IvaAs
    IvaAs
    Level 1
    June 12, 2026

    Hey, 
    I´ve seen similar problems with bookmarked links (especially if you´re logged in into an Adobe org at the same time). What usually helps me is to search for the course in google and open up fresh - is it this one: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/courses/manage-and-deliver-digital-assets-using-adobe-experience-manager ?
    BR,
    Iva

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    SarahM1Author
    Level 1
    June 12, 2026

    Unfortunately not that one. I did try googling it myself first and came across this one. This is a 2 hour online self-led course vs. a 2 day instructor led course.

    Vishal_Anand
    Vishal_Anand
    Level 6
    June 18, 2026

    ​@SarahM1  For instructor led course,  access of the link goes away after the session. I would recommend dropping note to learning support team. They should be able to help you retrieve the access of course materials.

    Also, do try logging in your Adobe ID with different browser. Sometimes, cookies block the site. I have faced it multiple times.

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