In addition to cookies, we use other technologies to collect data. Web beacons and pixel tags, for example, are tiny images embedded in emails or web pages that allow us to track whether they’ve been viewed. This helps us understand engagement and improve communication with users.

Local storage is another tool we use to enhance functionality. Unlike cookies, data in local storage is stored directly in your browser and can include information like your progress in a course or personalized settings. This allows us to load your preferences faster and reduce server requests.

Device recognition technologies may also be employed to identify returning users. By analyzing your device’s unique characteristics, we can offer a seamless experience, such as restoring your session after a disconnection. This is particularly helpful for students using shared devices in classrooms or libraries.

Other advanced technologies, such as session replay tools, might be used to understand user behavior. These tools capture anonymized data about how you interact with the platform, helping us identify usability issues and improve interface design.

You have control over these technologies. Many browsers and extensions allow you to block or manage them, and our platform provides settings to adjust your preferences. We encourage you to explore these options to find a balance that works for you while maintaining the best possible educational experience.