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Governs access to and use of the website, platform, applications, subscriptions, content, tools, and related services. The current terms address adult account eligibility, authorized educational use, fees and renewal, user content, AI features, child privacy, intellectual property, acceptable use, third-party services, disclaimers, liability, suspension, educational-purpose limitations, Florida governing law, and changes.

Explains information collected from users, devices, families, schools, educators, and institutions; how information supports accounts, transactions, learning, reporting, support, security, communications, and legal obligations; when information may be shared; retention; safeguards; and available choices and rights.

Describes the limited child-related information that may be collected, educational uses, parental consent and school authorization where applicable, parent rights, permitted disclosures, security, retention, and the contact path for review or deletion requests.

Describes handling of student information for schools, districts, and educational institutions, including the school official framework where applicable and contractually established, purpose limitations, authorized redisclosure, school and parent request channels, security, and retention.

Summarizes safeguards designed to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability, including access and authentication controls, encryption, logging, monitoring, network protections, vulnerability management, incident response, and vendor risk measures. It also states that absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

Explains the use of essential, performance and analytics, and functional cookies for sign-in, sessions, preferences, traffic measurement, performance, feature understanding, and security. Browser settings may be used to manage cookies, although disabling them can affect functionality.

Summarizes privacy, security, accessibility, and procurement review support. Available materials may include a W-9, certificate of insurance, privacy and security documentation, accessibility documentation including a VPAT when available, and vendor questionnaires. Separate data privacy agreements or addenda may be executed as mutually agreed.

States a commitment to accessible digital experiences and goals aligned with WCAG 2.1 Level AA. The prior VPAT was completed in 2023, and an updated version is being prepared. AI-generated and user-generated content may require additional review for captions, transcripts, image meaning, structure, keyboard use, contrast, and screen-reader compatibility.

Warns that AI-generated lessons, images, audio, and activities can contain errors, omissions, bias, or accessibility issues. All output must be reviewed and approved by a responsible adult before use with children or students. Sensitive personal information, student records, and unnecessary child data should not be entered into prompts.