Rules and Guidelines

TERMS OF USE

Educarian updated these Terms of Use (“Terms”) on August 2, 2021

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Educarian strives to teach as many people as possible and help them better their lives. It is an excellent platform for instructors all over the world to develop and share educational courses. With an effective marketplace model, you are sure of getting the best educational content. However, some rules and regulations are needed to ensure safety on this platform.

The following terms are applicable to all activities on Educarian’s website, T.V. applications, mobile applications, APIs, and other services. Anyone that publishes a course on our platform must agree to the Instructor Terms. You will also find details about how we process students’ and Instructors’ personal data in our Privacy Policy. We also have Educarian for Business Privacy Statement for users who are using Educarian as part of their employer’s learning and development program.

For people who reside in Canada or the United States, agreeing to these Terms means accepting to help Educarian resolve disputes through binding arbitration. You should know that there is no need for courts and no much expectations. We also some rights for participating in class actions. You can check out the Dispute Resolution section for more details on these rights.

1. Accounts

You will need an account to get the most out of our platform. Ensure to protect your password because you are accountable for every activity performed using your account. You can contact our Support Team to report anyone who is using your account. Only people who have reached the age of consent in their country for online services can use Educarian.

If you want to submit a course for publication on our platform or enroll in one, you will need to create an account. While creating and maintaining your account, all the information you provide and continue to provide must be accurate and complete. You also need to provide a valid email address. Protect your password because you are responsible for your account and any harm that could occur to it by anyone using it without your permission. We will not accept any requests to provide access to an account unless you can prove that you own the account. You are not allowed to use another person’s account or transfer your account to another person. If the owner of an account dies, we will close the account.

Protect your login credentials and do not share them with anyone. Any disputes between instructors and students who shared their login details will be ignored. You are accountable for the happenings on your account, and Educarian will ignore any disputes associated with the sharing of login credentials. Make sure you notify us the moment you suspect that someone else is using your account. Our Support Team will gladly assist you in dealing with such security breaches. However, you will need to provide some information to prove that you own the account.

You must be at least 18 years to open an account on Educarian as a student or an instructor. If you are above the age for consent to use online services but not up to 18 years, you will be unable to use Educarian. However, you can get your parents or guardians to create an account and enroll you in courses that are suitable for you. Do not create a Educarian account if you are not above the age for consent for using online services in your country. Once you discover that your account violates these rules, we will terminate it. Before you can turn in a course for publication on Educarian, our Instructor Terms may require that you verify your identity.

If you ever need to terminate your account, you can do so. But go through our Privacy Policy to find out what happens if you terminate your account.

2. Course Enrollment and Lifetime Access

Once you get enrolled in any course, we will give you a license to view it through Educarian Services and no other use. You are not allowed to re-sell or transfer courses. Your license to view your courses is for life, but we may disable due to policy or legal reasons.

If you are an instructor, our Instructor Terms allows you to grant Educarian a license to give your students a license to your course once published. So, Educarian is the licensor of record. Once students enroll in a course, free or paid, they get a license from us to view the course using the Educarian platform and Services. When you receive a license to courses, you cannot re-sell them because you did not buy them. You are not allowed to give out your account information or download a course illegally and share it on torrent sites.

Legally this means that Educarian gives students a non-exclusive, limited, non-transferable license to access and view their associated content (including content you can access through any of our APIs) and courses for which they have paid all necessary fees, solely for their personal, non-commercial, educational purposes via the Services, according to these Terms and any conditions or restrictions associated with certain courses or feature of our Services.

You are not authorized to use a course in any other way, including selling, redistributing, transmitting, lending, assigning, creating derivative works of, broadcasting, sublicensing, reproducing, adapting, renting, sharing, modifying, editing, or transferring or using a course without our explicit permission in a written agreement signed by a Educarian authorized representative.

Although our students get a lifetime access license when they enroll in our courses, we do reserve the right to revoke a license to use courses at any time if we are obligated or decide to end access to any course because of policy or legal reasons. In a scenario where you enroll in a course that violates our Trust & Safety Guidelines or has copyright issues, we will revoke your license to access the course. However, lifetime access does not apply to services associated with a course and add-on features. For instance, instructors may decide to disable translation captions of a course at any time and choose at any time to stop providing Q&A services or teaching assistance in association with a particular course. This means that your lifetime access only applies to the course content and not the instructor.

We do not allow instructors to grant licenses to courses to students directly, and any such direct license is a violation of our Terms and shall be null and void.

3. Payments, Credits

While making any payment, you will agree to utilize a valid payment method.

3.1 Pricing

The pricing for our courses depends on the terms of our Promotions Policy and the Instructor Terms. Sometimes you may notice that a course offered on the Educarian website has a different price tag on our T.V. or mobile applications. This is because of policies around implementing sales and promotions on mobile platforms and their providers’ pricing systems.

We run sales and promotions for courses from time to time, and you can only purchase certain courses at a discounted price within the period while the promotion lasts. The price for any course is the available amount at checkout. We also offer promotions exclusively to new users. This means that our pricing may sometimes differ for some courses for users who are not yet registered.

The price currency listed when you log into your account depends on your location at the time you created your account. If you are not registered and do not have an account, the currency you will see depends on the country you are located in. You will not see pricing in other currencies.

We take responsibility for collecting and remitting tax to the proper tax authorities for students in countries where goods and services tax, use and sales tax, or value-added tax apply to consumer sales. The pricing you see could include suchlike taxes, or tax may be added at checkout depending on your location.

3.2 Payments

You permit us to charge your debit or credit card or process any other mode of payment (like PayPal, direct debit, or SEPA) for the fees for courses that you purchase. And you agree to pay those fees. You are sure of a convenient and secure means of payment in your country with our integration with many third-party payment processing partners. You can go through our Privacy Policy for more details.

When you purchase a course, you agree to use a valid or authorized method of payment. In the event of a failure by your payment method, you will still be able to access your course. However, you agree to pay up within 30 days starting from the day we notified you. If we do not receive adequate payment for any course, we have the right to disable such an account.

3.3 Refunds and Refund Credits

If you purchase a course and it is not what you expected, you can ask for a refund within 30 days from when you purchased the course. Educarian will apply your refund to your original payment method or as a refund credit. If you ask for a refund after the 30-day guarantee time, we reserve the right to reject your request. However, if a course you enrolled in is disabled for a policy or legal reasons, you will get a refund beyond the 30-day guarantee time. In a scenario where there are suspected or confirmed cases of account fraud, we reserve the right to refund students.

In our Instructor Terms, students reserve the right to receive these rewards, and instructors agree to it. When Educarian issues a refund credit to our account, it will apply in your next course purchase on the website. Refund credits have no cash value, and if you fail to use them within the specified period, they may expire unless otherwise required by law.

If we discover that you have abused our refund policy by performing activities like previously refunding a course or consuming a noticeable part of a course that you wish to refund, Educarian reserves the right not to accept your request for a refund, restrict all future use of the Services and/or ban your account. Once you violate these Terms or our Trust & Safety Guidelines, we may ban your account, and when this happens, you will be ineligible to get a refund.

3.4 Gift and Promotional Codes

Occasionally, our partners or we offer promo codes to students. You can redeem some of these codes as promotional codes for a gift or promotional credits applied to your Educarian account for purchasing eligible courses on our platform. And this is subject to the terms that come with your codes. You can redeem other codes for certain courses.

You need to use any codes and credits within the specified period in your Educarian account. If you do not use them within this time frame, these credits and codes, including the promotional value linked to them, will expire. Unless required by applicable law or specified in the terms associated with your codes, Educarian may not refund any gift and promotional codes in cash. If any of our partners offer gifts or promotional codes, they will be subject to the partner’s refund policies. In the case where a user has multiple saved credit amounts, we will decide which credits to apply to your purchase. For more details, you should go through our Support Page and the terms associated with your codes.

4. Content and Behavior Rules

You are accountable for all the content you post on Educarian, and you can only use our platform lawfully. Ensure that the courses, questions, reviews, posts, and any other content you may upload are in line with the law and Educarian’s Trust & Safety Guidelines. You must also respect other people’s intellectual property rights. We reserve the right to prohibit any account for major or repeated offenses. You can always report to us whenever you feel that someone infringed your copyright on Educarian.

You agree that you won’t upload any technology or content (such as information on encryption) that is exported under the control of the Export Administration Regulations or some other applicable regulations. You are not allowed to access our Services from territories where the United States’ businesses are prohibited. Such areas include North Korea, Cuba, Syria, Iran, or Sudan. You may not also access our Services if you are designated a Denied Person, Denied Entity, or Specially Designated National by the U.S. government.

You are not allowed to create an account and use the Services unlawfully. The way you use the Services, and your behavior on Educarian must be in line with regulations of your country or applicable laws (both local and national). You are solely held accountable for the compliance with these laws and regulations that applies to you.

Students can use the Services to ask questions to their instructors about courses they are enrolled in and also post reviews of their courses. Instructors of some courses may invite their students to submit content such as tests or homework. You are not allowed to post or submit other people’s content.

Instructors can submit their courses for publication on the platform and also communicate with the students who enroll in their courses. While doing this, instructors must respect the rights of others and abide by the law. As an instructor, you are not allowed to post any review, question, course, answer, or some other content that is in violation of regulations or applicable laws (both local and national) in your country. You are solely accountable for the content, courses, and actions you take on our Services and platform and the consequences. Ensure that you thoroughly go through the copyright restrictions in the Instructor Terms before submitting your course for publication on our platform.

Our Instructor Terms demands that instructors must abide by the law and respect other peoples’ intellectual property rights. You can inform us if any of our instructors publish a course that infringes on your trademark rights or copyright. Check out our Intellectual Property Policy if you need more details on how to file a trademark or copyright infringement claim with Educarian.

In our discretion, we reserve the right to enforce these Terms and our Trust & Safety Guidelines. We can suspend or completely end your access to our platform and Services. We reserve the right to ban your account any time, with or without any notice, for any or no reason, for any form of violation of our Terms, for not paying required fees when due, when law enforcement or government agencies requests, for being inactive for a long time, for sudden technical problems, or when we suspect that you are engaging in illegal or fraudulent activities, or for some other reasons in our sole discretion. When we terminate your access to our platform, your account and content may be deleted, and we may not grant you further access to our platforms and to use our Services. If your account is suspended or terminated, your content may remain available on our platforms. We reserve the right to have no liability to you or any third party for removing your content, terminating your account, or blocking your access to Educarian’s platforms and services. And you agree to these terms.

If we get notified that any content or course violates the rights of others or the law (for instance, if any content is about illegal activity or violates the image rights or intellectual property of others), if we find out that your behavior or content violates our Trust & Safety Guidelines, or if we notice that your behavior or content is not appropriate, objectionable, or unlawful (for instance impersonating someone else), we may take off your content from our platform. We comply with copyright laws. You can go through our Intellectual Property Policy if you want more details.

5. Educarian’s Rights to Content You Post

We reserve the right to share your content with anyone via any media, like promoting it through advertising on some other websites. You remain the owner of any content you post on Educarian, like your courses. Whatever students or instructors post on our platform remains theirs (including courses). Educarian to reuse and share any course and other content you post, but you still retain ownership rights over your content. Instructors are advised to thoroughly go through the course licensing terms detailed in our Instructor Terms so as to understand it.

Educarian reserves the right to use and share your content with anyone, distribute and promote it in any media, on any platform, and to modify or edit it as we deem fit. You agree to these terms when you post content, reviews, questions, comments, and when you submit ideas and suggestions to us for improvements or new features.

In legal terms, when you submit or post content on or via the platforms, you grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license (including the right to sublicense) to copy, use, process, reproduce, adapt, publish, modify, display, transmit, and distribute your content (your name and image included) in any and all media or distribution methods (currently existing or later developed). This also applies to activities like making your content available to other organizations, companies, or individuals who are partners with Educarian for the broadcast, syndication, distribution, or publication of content on other media, and using your content for marketing purposes. You also waive any rights of publicity, privacy, or other rights of a similar nature that applies to all these uses, to the extent permissible under applicable law. You represent and warrant to possess all the power, rights, and authority needed to authorize us to use content that you submit. You agree to all such uses of your content without any compensation paid to you.

6. Using Educarian at Your Own Risk

People can use our platform to create and publish courses, and we make it easy for instructors and students to communicate for better learning. You agree to use Educarian at your own risk because, on such platforms where people interact and post content, things could go wrong.

We do not edit or review the courses on our platform for legal issues, and we do not determine whether the course content is legal or not. We do not guarantee in any way the accuracy, truthfulness, validity, or reliability of the courses on our platform. When you enroll in any course, you rely on the instructor’s information at your own risk.

Suppose you get exposed to content you consider indecent, offensive, or objectionable on our platform. In that case, Educarian is not responsible for protecting you from such content and is not liable for your enrollment in any course to the extent that is allowed under applicable law. This is applicable to courses relating to physical exercise, health, and wellness. You acknowledge the dangers and risks involved in these types of stressful courses, and when you enroll in such courses, you agree to assume the dangers (such as the risk of illness, disability, bodily injury, or death) voluntarily. You accountable for all your decisions before, during, and after you are enrolled in any course.

While using our Services, you will come across some links to other websites that are not owned or controlled by us. We are not accountable for the content and all other aspects of such third-party sites, such as when they collect your information. You need to also go through their terms and conditions and privacy policies.

While communicating with an instructor or a student, ensure that you are careful about the kind of personal information you disclose. We do not exercise any kind of control over what students and instructors do with the information obtained from users on the platform. We only restrict the kind of information instructors request from their students. It would be best for your safety if you did not share personal information about you or your email.

We are not accountable for the interactions between instructors and students on this platform. Educarian does not employ or hire instructors. We do not have liability for disputes, losses, claims, damage, or injuries of any sort that could occur because of or relate to students’ or instructors’ conduct.

7. Educarian’s Rights

We have ownership rights to the Educarian platform and Services, including present or future apps and services, the website, and other things like our API, code, logos, and any content created by an employee. You are not permitted to make use of them without permission.

All title, right, and interest in and to our platform and Services, including our website, our APIs, our existing or future applications, databases, and all content submitted by our partners and employees submit or provide via our Services (excluding content by instructors and students) are, and exclusively remains the property of Educarian and our licensors. Our platforms and services are secured by trademark, copyright, and other laws of the United States and other countries. You do not reserve the right to use the Educarian name or any of the Educarian trademarks, domain names, logos, and some other distinctive brand features. All the comments, feedback, or suggestions that you may have about Educarian or the Services is completely voluntary, and we can use such comments, feedback, or suggestions as we deem fit and without any obligation to you.

You are not allowed to perform any of these activities while using or accessing the Educarian platform and Services:

• interfere with, access, or use areas of our platform that are not meant for the public, such as our computer systems, content storage, the technical delivery systems of our service providers.
• Tamper with, disable, or try to maneuver any of the features of our platforms associated with scan, security, or probe, or test how vulnerable any of our systems is.
• Duplicate, make a derivative work of, modify reverse assemble, reverse engineer, or otherwise try to find out any content on or source code of our platform or Services.
• Search or access or try to search or access Educarian’s platform by means (automated or otherwise) that are not our currently available search functionalities provided through our mobile apps, website, or API (and only according to those API terms and conditions). You may not use a robot, scrape, spider, or access our services using any other automated means of any kind.
• By any means use our Services to send deceptive, altered, or false source-identifying information (including sending email communications appearing falsely as Educarian); or tamper with, or disrupt, (or try to do so), any user’s access, network, or host, including, without limitation, overloading, sending a virus, spamming, flooding, or mail-bombing our platforms or services, or in any other manner that tampers with or creates an undue burden on our Services.

8. Miscellaneous Legal Terms

Just like other contracts, these Terms are important legal terms that shield us from a lot of things that could occur and that clarifies the legal relationship between you and us.

8.1 Binding Agreement

By accessing, registering, or using our Services, you agree to go into a legally binding agreement with Educarian. If you disagree with these Terms, do not access, register, or otherwise use any of our Services.

Suppose you are an instructor accepting these Terms and using our Services on behalf of a company, government, organization, or other legal entity. In this case, you represent and warrant that you have permission to do so.

All other versions of these Terms in another language other than English are made available for convenience, and you agree and understand that the English language will be used to control if any conflict occurs.

These Terms and any other agreements and policies linked from them constitute the whole agreement between you and us, such as the Instructor Terms, if you are an instructor, and the Promotions Policy.

Suppose any part of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable by applicable law. In that case, that provision will be seen as superseded by a valid, enforceable provision that is most closely related to the intent of the initial provision, and the remaining aspects of these Terms will carry on in effect.

In situations when we are delayed in performing our rights or fail in exercising a right in one case, it does not imply that we waive our rights under these Terms. We can decide to enforce these rights in the future. In a situation where we decide to waive any of our rights, it does not mean that we waive our rights completely or will not enforce these rights in the future.

The sections listed below shall survive the termination or expiration of these Terms: Sections 9 (Dispute Resolution), 8 (Miscellaneous Legal Terms), 7 (Educarian’s Rights), 6 (Using Educarian at Your Own Risk), 5 (Educarian’s Rights to Content You Post),2 (Course Enrollment and Lifetime Access).

8.2 Disclaimers

Our platform may be down due to planned maintenance, or maybe something went down with the site. It could happen that an instructor is making false or misleading comments in a course. It may also be a result of some security issues. These are just a few scenarios. You agree that when such things happen, you will not have any recourse against us in any type of case. In legal terms, the Services and associated content are available on an “as is” and “as available” basis. We (and our partners, affiliates, agents, and suppliers) make no representations or warranties about the availability, suitability, timeliness, security, reliability, lack of errors, or accuracy of the Services or associated content and expressly disclaim warranties or conditions (express or implied), including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a specific purpose, title, and non-infringement. We (and our partners, affiliates, agents, and suppliers) make no warranty that you will obtain specific results from the use of the Services. Your use of the Services (including any content) is completely at your own risk. Some jurisdictions do not exclude implied warranties, so a few of the exclusions above may not apply to you.

We may choose to suspend making certain available features of the Services at any given time and for any reason. We or our partners, affiliates, agents, or suppliers will under no circumstances be held accountable for any damages caused by such interruptions or the unavailability of such features.

We are not accountable for any failure or delay in the performance of any of our Services resulting from activities beyond our reasonable control, such as an act of hostility, war or sabotage, internet, electrical, or telecommunication outage; natural disaster; or government restrictions.

8.3 Limitation of Liability

You may face some risks while using our Services, for instance, if you enroll in a health and wellness course such as yoga, and you encounter injuries. You completely accept these dangers and risks, and you agree that you shall have no recourse to ask for damages even in situations where you suffer damage or loss from using the Educarian platform and Services. In legal language, to the extent allowed by law, we (and our group companies, agents, suppliers, and partners) will not be accountable for any indirect, punitive, incidental, or consequential damages (including loss of profits, data, revenue, or business opportunities, or personal injury or death), whether arising in contract, tort, warranty, product liability or otherwise and even if we have been advised on the possibility of damages in advance. Our liability (and the liability of all our group companies, agents, suppliers, and partners) to you or any third parties under any conditions is limited to the greater of one hundred dollars ($100) or the amount you paid in the twelve (12) months before the event giving rise to your claims. Some jurisdictions prohibit the exclusion or limitation of liability for incidental or consequential damages. Therefore some of the above may not be applicable to you.

8.4 Indemnification

In a situation whereby you perform activities that put us in legal trouble, we reserve the right to exercise legal recourse against you. You agree to defend (if we ask you to), indemnify, and hold harmless Educarian, our group companies, and their agents, suppliers, officers, directors, and partners against any third-party claims, damages, demands, losses, or expenses (including reasonable attorney fees) that may arise from (a) your use of our Services, (b) the content you submit or post, (c) your violation of the rights of a third party, or (d) your violation of any of these Terms. Your indemnification obligation shall survive the termination of these Terms and your use of our Services.

8.5 Governing Law and Jurisdiction

When these Terms mention “Educarian,” they refer to the Educarian entity that you are contracting with. As a student, your location will determine your contracting entity and governing law.

For instance, students that are not located in:

geographical regions other than India, or people who access our Services as instructors, are contracting with Educarian, Inc., and the Terms are ruled by the laws of the State of California, the United States of America without any reference to its choice or conflicts of law principles. In any case, where the “Dispute Resolution” section below is not applicable to you, you agree to the exclusive venue and jurisdiction of federal and state courts in San Francisco, California, USA.

8.6 Legal Actions and Notices

No action, of any form, arising because of or relating to these Terms may be presented by any party more than twelve (12) months after the cause of action accrued, except in situations where this limitation cannot be imposed by law.

Any communication or notice to be provided hereunder will be written and given by certified or registered mail return receipt requested, or email (by us to the email associated with your account or by you to notices@Educarian.com).

8.7 Relationship Between Us

You and we agree that no partnership, joint venture, employment, agency, or contractor relationship exists between us.

8.8 No Assignment

You are not authorized to transfer or assign these Terms or the licenses and rights granted under them. For instance, if you registered an account as an employee of a company, you cannot transfer your account to another employee. We may assign these Terms (or the licenses and rights granted under them) to another person or company without restriction. Nothing in these Terms grants any benefit, right, or remedy on any third-party entity or person. You accept that your account cannot be transferred and that all rights, including rights to your account under these Terms, end upon your death.

9. Dispute Resolution

We trust that our Support Team is ever ready to resolve any dispute that may occur. But if this doesn’t work, you can bring a claim binding arbitration or go to small claims court if you reside in the U.S. or Canada. However, you may not partake in any non-individual class action claim or bring any claim in another court. This section only applies to people living in the U.S. or Canada.

Ensure that you contact our Support Team before you bring any legal case. They can resolve almost any dispute that you face.

9.1 Small Claims

Both parties can bring a claim in the following locations (a) the county in your area (b) San Francisco, California (c) any other location we both agree on. The claim must qualify to be brought in that small claims court.

9.2 Going to Arbitration

In cases where our disputes cannot be resolved amicably, you can agree with Educarian to resolve claims relating to these Terms using final or binding arbitration for any type of legal theory or claims. And if any of us refuses to arbitrate a claim brought in court by the other party, the court may force both of us to go to arbitration (i.e., compel arbitration) if the other party asks. Any of us can request that a court stop a court proceeding when an arbitration proceeding is going on.

9.3 The Arbitration Process

If the dispute involves a claim that is below USD 10,000, it must be resolved via binding non-appearance-based arbitration. If you want to elect arbitration, you must start proceedings by filing an arbitration demand with the American Arbitration Association (AAA). All arbitration proceedings will be guided by the AAA, Commercial Arbitration Rules, Supplementary Procedures for Resolution of Consumer-Related Disputes and Consumer Due Process Protocol.

We both agree that these rules will apply to the proceedings: (a) the arbitration shall be conducted online, by telephone, or solely by written submissions (depending on what suits the party seeking relief). (b) there must be no personal appearance by the witnesses or parties in the arbitration (unless we both agree otherwise). (c) any judgment on the award that is rendered by the arbitrator may be entered in a court with competent jurisdiction. If a dispute involves a claim of USD 10,000 and above, it must be resolved under the AAA’s rules on whether the arbitration hearing should be in-person.

9.4 No Class Actions

You and we agree that either party can only bring a claim on an individual basis against the other party. It meant that: (a) Both you and we cannot bring any claim as a class member or plaintiff in a class action, representative action, or consolidated action. (b) The arbitrator is not allowed to combine claims from different people into one case (or preside over a class, consolidated, representative action). (c) The arbitrator’s award or decision in a particular case may only affect that user and no other users. It will not be used to decide disputes with other users. However, when a court decides that the “No class actions” clause is not valid or enforceable, this “Dispute Resolution” section will be invalid. But the remaining Terms will still be very much applicable.

9.5 Changes

If Educarian modifies or changes the “Dispute Resolution” section any time beyond the most recent date you last accepted these Terms, you can reject such change if you want to. You will need to provide Educarian written notice of rejection hand delivery or mail to Educarian Attn: Legal, 600 Harrison Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94107. You can also send an email to reject any change. Ensure that you use the email address associated with your account and send it to notices@Educarian.com. Send in your rejection within 30 days of the date such modification took effect, as shown by the “last updated on” above. You must add your full name to the notice and clearly indicate that you want to reject changes to the “Dispute Resolution” section. When you reject changes, you agree to arbitrate any dispute that may occur between you and Educarian according to the provisions of this “Dispute Resolution” section on the date you last accepted these Terms.

10. How we Update These Terms

Occasionally, we update these Terms to include new or different practices (like when we recently add new features) for clarity on our practices. Educarian has the right to change or modify these Terms whenever it pleases. However, any time we make changes, you will get a notification. You will either get notified by an email or a notice posted via our services.

Any modifications we make takes effect on the day we post them unless we state otherwise. If you keep on using our services after we post modifications, we take it that you accepted all the changes. You should also know that the revised Terms supersedes the previous ones.

11. How to Get in touch with Us

You can get to us by contacting our Support Team. Be sure that your questions and concerns will be attended to. Also, it would be good to hear your feedback about the services we provide.

We appreciate you for tutoring and learning with us. Thank you!

PRIVACY POLICY

Educarian updated these Privacy Policy (“Policy”) on August 2, 2021

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We appreciate you for being part of our online learning community. At Educarian, we respect your privacy and want you to know how we collect, use, and share information about you. We will cover our data collection practices, describe your rights to access, make corrections, or restrict how we use your personal data. Our privacy policy applies once you use our website, APIs, or other related services.

You accept the terms of this privacy policy when you use the Services. Do not use the Services if you do not agree with this Privacy Policy or any other agreement that guides how you use the Services.

1. What Data We Collect

Educarian collects some data directly from you. These data may include information about how you participate in courses, your personal details, data from third-party websites you integrate with Educarian. We also automate collecting specific data, such as information concerning your device and the aspects of our Services that you use.

• Data You Provide to Us

Depending on how you use the services, Educarian will collect various data about or from you. Here are a few instances to further explain to you the data we collect.

Once you create your account and use our services even through third-party platforms, we will collect the following data directly:

Account Data

If you need these features, such as getting enrolled in a course, you will need an account. When you update your account or create a new one, we will collect and store your data. This includes your password, email address, phone number, skill interests, occupation, skill interests and age and assigns you a unique identifying number (“Account Data”).

Profile Data

You may decide to include profile information such as a biography, headline, language, photo, website link, country, social media profiles, or other data. These profile data will be available for the public to view.

Shared Content

Some parts of our services allow you to share content publicly or interact with other users. You may be able to post reviews on a course page, send messages to Instructors or students, ask or answer questions, or post photos or any other work you upload. These content types will be available for others to view, but this depends on where the content is posted.

Course Data

When you take courses, you enrolled in and collected some data, including quizzes, assignments, courses you have started and finished. Also, your exchanges with instructors, answers to questions, teaching assistants, and other students; essays and other items submitted to fulfill course requirements.

Student Payment Data

Whenever you make a purchase, we collect some data associated with your purchase (like your name and zip code) as required to process your order. It is compulsory to provide some payment and billing data to our payment processing partners. These payment data may include credit card information, your name, zip code, and billing address. We do not store or collect sensitive cardholder data, like card authentication data or full credit card numbers, for security.

Instructor Payment Data

Instructors can link their PayPal, or other payment accounts to our Services for receiving payments. Once you Link your payment account, we will collect and use some information like your account I.D., payment account email address, physical address, and any other data we need to send payments to you. In compliance with applicable laws, we work with some third-party platforms, and they collect tax information. Such tax information can include tax identification numbers, residency information, biographical information, and other personal information needed for taxation purposes. You should know that we do not store or collect any sensitive bank account information for security purposes. The way we collect, use, disclose your taxation data, billing, payment is governed by our privacy policy, and your payment account provider’s terms.

Data About Your Accounts on Other Services

We may also collect some information from your social media accounts and any other online accounts you connected to Educarian. If you use third-Party platforms like Facebook to log into Educarian, we will request to access some information on that different account. The data we may collect depends on the platform and may include your account I.D. number, name, login email address, profile picture, location, birthday, the physical location of your devices, gender, and list of contacts or friends.

These services and platforms make information available to us via their APIs. However, the information we gather will depend on the information you make public via your privacy settings. When you use a third-party platform to access our Services or click on third-party links, we will collect, use and share your data according to our privacy policies and any other agreements of the third party platform.

Sweepstakes, Promotions, and Surveys

You may be invited to engage in a promotion or complete a survey. It could be through a third-party platform or the Services. When you participate in these activities, we collect and store any information you include as part of participating. Such information may include your name, date of birth, email address, or phone number. This data is governed by this Privacy Policy unless stated otherwise in the promotion’s official rules or another privacy policy. We will use the collected data to administer the survey or promotion, including distributing rewards and notifying winners. When you win compensation, we may require you to post certain information about yourself publicly. In cases where a third-party platform was used to administer a promotion or survey, the third party’s privacy policy will apply.

Communications and Support

Even if you have an account or not, if you contact us to report an issue or concern, we will collect and store your messages, contact information, and some other data about you. This includes your name, location, email address, I.P. address, operating system, and other data you may provide or that we collect automatically. This data is used to research your concern or question and respond to you according to this Privacy Policy. We store the information we mentioned above, and they are associated with your account.

1.2 Data We Collect using Automated Means

If you access our Services (when you browse courses), we will collect some data automatically, and these data may include:

Approximate Geographic Data: We also manage an approximate geographic location, including geographic coordinates, country, and city. We calculate this based on your I.P. address.

Usage Data: We collect usage statistics about how you interact with our Services, including the courses you accessed, pages visited, time spent on pages or the Service, your search queries, features used, date and time, click data, and any other data associated with how you use the Services, i.e., Usage Data.

System Data: This includes technical data about your device or computer, including your device type, I.P. address, unique device identifiers, operating system version and type, browser language, browser, domain, and some other systems data, and types of the platform (“System Data”).

We collect data listed above using tracking technologies and server log files, as detailed in our “Cookies and Data Collection Tools” section. We store these data, and they are associated with your account.

2. How We Get Data about You

We leverage tools such as advertising providers, web beacons, cookies, and analytics services to gather the data mentioned above. Some of these tools may allow you to opt-out of data collection.

2.1 Cookies and Data Collection Tools

According to our Cookie Policy, our service providers act on our behalf (including third-party advertisers and Google Analytics). We utilize server log files and specific automated data collection tools. These tools include; customized links, cookies, tags, device or browser fingerprints, scripts, and web beacons once you access and use our Services. When you use our Services, these Data Collection Tools will automatically track and collect some System Data and Usage Data (as explained in Section 1). Sometimes, we tie data gathered using these Data Collection Tools to some other data we may collect as described in this Privacy Policy.

We use cookies to perform activities like personalizing your experience, analyzing how you use the Services, making it easier to fill in the Services, and recognizing you when you return. We also use web beacons for things like identifying whether an email was opened, determining whether a page was visited, and advertising more effectively by excluding current users from some promotional messages or placing the source of a new mobile app download.

Here are the types of cookies that Educarian uses:

Preferences: Cookies used for remembering data about your browser and preferred settings that may affect how the Services appear and behave (such as your select language).

Security: cookies that enable you to log in and access our Services; prevent fraudulent logins, and detect and protect from unauthorized use or abuse of your account.

Functional: cookies used for storing applicable settings (such as the volume level for video playback).

Session State: cookies used for tracking your interactions with our Services to enable us to improve your browsing experience and the Services, remember your login credentials, and help to process your course purchases. These cookies are highly necessary for the Services to function correctly. Therefore disabling them will break or make some functionalities unavailable.

You may set your web browser to indicate when attempts are made to place cookies on your device. You may limit the kinds of cookies you enable or decide to reject cookies. When you do, you will be unable to use some or all the features of our Services. It means that your experience may differ or be less functional. Some third-party partners providing some features on our website may use Local Storage Objects (i.e., LSOs or Flash cookies) to obtain and store data.

2.2 Analytics

Educarian uses mobile analytics services such as Hotjar, Google Analytics, and third-party browser on our Services. Such services come with Data Collection Tools that enable us to analyze how you use the Services. We evaluate information such as how often you visit, the third-party website you are using, usage and performance data, events within our Services, usage, and where you downloaded the application. This data is useful for improving the Services, better understanding of how the Services perform on various devices and providing information that you may be interested in.

2.3 Online Advertising

We work with third-party advertising services such as Google’s ad services, Facebook, and some other ad servers and ad networks to advertise our Services across different applications and websites you use. The ads depend on things we know about you, including your System Data and Usage Data, and data that these ad service providers are aware of you from their tracking data. These ads may depend on your recent activity or activity performed over time and across other websites and services and may be personalized according to your interests.

We use certain kinds of advertising services to place cookies or other technologies for tracking on your phone, computer, or other devices to gather data about how you use the Services. They may also access these tracking technologies to provide tailored advertisements for you. To help deliver personalized advertising, we may make your email address available for these service providers (in a way that is non-human-readable) and provide content that you share with the public on the Services.

3. What We Need Your Data For

Your data is used for things like troubleshooting problems you may encounter, providing our Services, improving and updating our Services. It also helps communicate with you, securing against abuse and fraud, analyzing how people use the Services, serving tailored advertising, and according to the law or needed for integrity and safety.

We use the data we gather when you use our Services for:

• Providing and administering the Services, like displaying customized content and facilitating communication with other users;
• Processing your requests and orders for courses, products, specific services, information, or features;
• Communicating with you about your account by Responding to your concerns and questions;
• Sending you administrative information and messages, including messages from teaching assistants and instructors, notifications about changes to the Service, and updates to our agreements;
• Sending you information, by text messages or email, about your advancement in courses, new services, reward programs, new features, promotions, and other available courses (which you can opt-out of whenever you want);
• Sending push notifications to your wireless device for updates and other essential messages (which you can manage from the “settings” or “options” page of the mobile app);
• Managing your account preferences;
• Facilitating the Services’ technical functioning, like troubleshooting and fixing problems, securing our Services, and avoiding abuse and fraud;
• Seeking feedback from our users;
• Marketing and administering surveys and promotions sponsored or administered by Educarian;
• Learning more about you by matching your data with extra data with the help of third-party data providers or analytics service providers to analyze the data;
• Identifying unique users across devices;
• Personalizing advertisements across devices;
• Improving Services and developing new products, services, and features;
• Analyzing trends and traffic, tracking purchases, and tracking usage data;
• Advertising the Services on third-party websites and applications;
• As required or permitted by law; or
• In our sole discretion, we deem it necessary to ensure the integrity or safety of the public, our employees, users, third parties, or our Services.

4. Who We Share Your Data With

We make some data about you available to instructors, Educarian affiliates, other students, companies that perform services for us, our business partners, social media providers, analytics and data enrichment providers, companies. They all help us run promotions and surveys advertising companies promoting our Services. We may also provide your data as required for legal compliance, security, or corporate restructuring. Finally, we may share data in some other ways if you give us your consent or de-identified or aggregated.

We may also make your data reachable to third parties under the circumstances below or as otherwise stated in this Privacy Policy:

With Service Contractors, Providers, and Agents: We share your data with third parties who deliver services for us, including fraud and abuse prevention, payment processing, email and hosting services, data analysis, advertising and marketing services (such as retargeted advertising), customer services, and support. These service providers may access your data and are needed to use it solely as directed to provide our requested Service.

With Your Instructors: We may distribute data that we have about you (excluding your email address) with teaching assistants or instructors for courses you need information about or enroll in and have them improve their courses. This data can include things like your country, city, browser language, device settings, operating system, the website that led you to Educarian, and the activities you perform on Educarian. If we gather extra data about you (such as gender or age), we may share it too. We do not make our users’ email addresses available to teaching assistants or instructors. We also allow our instructors to carry out Google Analytics on course pages to track traffic sources to their courses and have their pages optimized.

Other Instructors and Students: Depending on your settings, your shared content and profile data may be available to the public, including other students and instructors. If you ask an instructor or teaching assistant a question, your information (such as your name) may also be available to other users, depending on your settings.

With Educarian Affiliates: We share your data within our corporate group of companies related by common ownership or control to allow or support us in our Services.

With Business Partners: We agree with other sites and platforms to distribute our Services and direct traffic to Educarian.

With Data Enrichment and Analytics Services: As part of how we use third-party analytics tools such as Google Analytics and data enrichment services such as Clearbit, we may share some contact information, Usage Data, Account Data, System Data, or de-identified data as required. De-identified data is data where we have removed information like your email address and name and replaced it with a token I.D. It enables those providers to deliver analytics services or link your data with public database information (like social or contact and information from other sources). This allows us to communicate with you more effectively and in a personalized way.

For Administering Promotions and Surveys: We share your data as required to market, administer, or sponsor promotions and surveys you decide to engage in, as expected by applicable law (like to give a winners list or make necessary filings) or per the rules of the promotion or survey.

To Power Social Media Features: The features for social media in our Services may enable third-party social media providers to gather information like your I.P. address and which page of the Services you’re visiting. Setting a cookie allows the feature. The privacy policy of the third-party company governs your interactions with these features.

For Advertising: If we choose to advertise in the future, we may use and share some Usage Data and System Data with third-party networks and advertisers to show preference information and general demographic among our users. We also allow advertisers to collect System Data via Data Collection Tools (as detailed in Section 2.1) and use it to offer you targeted ad delivery for a tailored user experience (using behavioral advertising) and carry out web analytics. Advertisers may also share the data they collect about you with us. To learn more or unsubscribe from ad networks’ behavioral advertising, (Your Choices About the Use of Your Data) below. You should know that if you unsubscribe, you will continue to be served generic ads.

For Security and Legal Compliance: In our sole discretion, we may provide your data to third-party platforms if the strong belief that the disclosure is:

• Permitted or required by law;
• Requested as part of a governmental, judicial, or legal inquiry, proceeding, or order;
• Reasonably required as part of a valid subpoena, warrant, or other legally-valid requests;
• Reasonably required to enforce our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and any other legal agreements;
• Required to avoid, detect, or address fraud, misuse, abuse, potential violations of law, or security or technical problems; or
• Reasonably required in our discretion to protect against harm to our rights, property, or safety of, and that of our users, members of the public, employees, or our Services.
• We may make data about you available to our legal advisors and auditors to assess our rights and disclosure obligations under our Privacy Policy.
• In the event of a change in management, if we carry out a business transaction like an acquisition, corporate divestiture, merger, or dissolution (even bankruptcy), or we sell some or all assets, we may disclose, share, or transfer every data associated with your account to the successor organization when such transition occurs or when we contemplate a transition and also during due diligence.
• After Aggregation/De-identification: we may use or disclose aggregate or de-identified data for any reason.
• With Your Permission: we may share data with third parties outside this privacy policy scope with your permission.

5. Security

We use the right security, depending on the type of data being stored and how sensitive it is. You should always hold your login credentials safe to avoid unauthorized access to your account. If you ever suspect that someone is accessing your account without your permission, you should contact us.

We take security precautions to prevent illegal access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction of personal data. These measures may vary depending on the sensitivity and type of data. A system cannot be 100% secured. This is why we cannot guarantee your communications with Educarian, our Services, or any other information you may provide will not be accessed by third parties. You are accountable for protecting your login credentials, including your password. Never share your details with anyone, and if you believe that someone is accessing your account without your permission, you contact our Support Team immediately.

6. Your Rights

You have some rights around how you use your data. You can opt-out of promotional cookies, emails, and your data collection by some analytics providers. You can also update or delete your account from our Services and contact us for your data requests. If you think that we have obtained personal data about your underage child, you should contact us to help you delete such data.

6.1 Your decisions about the Use of Your Data

You may decide not to provide some data for us, but you will not be able to use some features of our Services when you do this.

Suppose you want to stop getting promotional communications from Educarian. In that case, you may opt-out with the unsubscribe mechanism in that promotional communication you received, or you can change the email preferences in your account. No matter the settings you make to your email preference, you will get relationship and transactional messages about our Services, such as order confirmations, administrative confirmations, important updates about our Services, and notices regarding our policies.

The device or browser you are using may enable you to control cookies and other kinds of local data storage. You can also manage Adobe’s LSOs using your Website Storage Settings panel.

If you want to receive information and control cookies used for personalized advertising from participating companies, check the consumer opt-out pages for the Network Advertising Initiative and Digital Advertising Alliance. If you are located in the E.U., you should visit the Your Online Choices site. To customize Google Display Network ads or stop Google’s display advertising, you should access the Google Ads Settings page. To restrict Taboola’s targeted ads, check out the Opt-out Link in their Cookie Policy.

To Google Analytics, Hotjar or Clearbit, to use your data for enrichment or analytics, see the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, Hotjar Opt-Out Cookie and Clearbit data claiming mechanism.

You can send in any questions you may have about your data, how we use it or your rights at privacy@educarian.com.

Accessing, Updating, and Deleting Your Personal Data

You may access and update the data collected and maintained by Educarian as follows:

• To update the data, you provide directly, log into your account, and update your account at any time.

To terminate your account:

• Students should visit your profile settings page and go through the steps there.
• Instructors should go through the steps detailed on your
• If you meet any issues while trying to terminate your account, kindly contact our Support Team.

You should know that even when your account is terminated, some or all of your data may still be available to other users, including without any limitation data that are:

(a) Stored, copied, or disseminated by users (including in course comment);

(b) Disseminated or shared by you or other users (including in shared content), or

(c) Posted to third-party platforms.

After your account is disengaged, we may retain your data for as long as we have a legitimate purpose of doing so (and according to applicable law), including assisting with legal obligations, resolving disputes, and enforcing our agreements. We may retain and disclose such data per our Privacy Policy after your account has been terminated.

If you want to request to access, correct, or delete your data, you should use our online form. You can also submit your requests via email at privacy@educarian.com or write to us at Educarian, Attn: Profi WebDesign Ltd., Tatra street 5/A., Budapest 1136, Hungary. You should permit up to 30 days to get a response. For your protection, we may ask that the inquiry be delivered via the email address connected with your account, and we may have to confirm your identity before implementing your request. You should know that we retain some data where we have a lawful basis for doing so, including mandatory record-keeping and completing transactions.

6.3 Our Policy Concerning Children

We recognize children’s privacy interests and encourage parents and guardians to be actively involved in their children’s online interests and activities. Children below 13 years of age or below 16 years in the European Economic Area are not allowed to use our Services. If we discovered that we had collected personal data from a child who is below these ages, we would take steps to delete it.

If you believe that we may have collected personal data from your child who is below those ages, you should submit a request for its removal at privacy@educarian.com.

7. Jurisdiction-Specific Rules

For people living in California, you have some rights associated with accessing and deleting your data and also learning who we share your data with. For people living in Australia, you reserve the right to make formal complaints with the right government agency. Users outside of the U.S. should know that we transfer data to the U.S. and other areas outside the European Economic Area.

7.1 Users in California

If you stay in California, you have certain rights, according to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). For eligible California users, the following are included in these rights:

• Right to Know: You reserve the right to ask to know more about the personal information that we collect about you and access your personal information.
• Right to Deletion: You reserve the right to ask for a deletion of your personal information that we have collected.
• Right to Non-Discrimination: If you decide to exercise your rights under CCPA, we will treat you the way we treat other users. It means that you will not be penalized when you exercise your rights under CCPA.

If you want to exercise any of these rights under CCPA, you should email privacy@educarian.com or contact us at Educarian, Attn: Profi WebDesign Ltd., Tatra street 5/A., Budapest 1136, Hungary. You may designate authorized agents to make these requests for you as part of the CCPA. For security reasons, we may ask that you send the request through the email address linked to your account, and we will need to verify your or your agent’s identity before we fulfill your request.

Also, if you need more information about what personal information we collect and how we go about collecting it, you should check out the sections above with the title “How We Get Data About You” and “What Data We Get.”

If you need more information about the commercial purposes for which we collect your personal information and the categories of service providers who can access your personal information, you should read the sections above with the titles “Who We Share Your Data With” and “What We Use Your Data For.”

Most importantly, depending on the CCPA, we do not sell your personal information or any of our users’ personal information.

If you are living in California, you also reserve the right to ask for certain details about the personal information we share with third party-platforms for third parties’ direct marketing reasons. If you want to submit a request, you should send an email to privacy@educarian.com and include the phrase “California Shine the Light.” Also, add your mailing address, email address and a state of residence.

We do not recognize or respond to any browser-initiated Do Not Track signals at the moment.

7.2 Users in Nevada

We do not sell our users’ personal information. However, suppose you are a Nevada resident and would like to request that we do not sell your personal information. In that case, you can request to unsubscribe from the sale of covered information by emailing privacy@educarian.com or writing to us at Educarian, Attn: Profi WebDesign Ltd., Tatra street 5/A., Budapest 1136, Hungary.

7.3 Users in Australia

If you are an Australian and have a complaint, you may refer it to the Australian Information Commissioner (“OAIC”). You can contact OAIC by accessing www.oaic.gov.au. Alternatively, you can forward an email to enquiries@oaic.gov.au, or call 1300 363 992; or write to OAIC at GPO Box 5218, Sydney NSW 2001.

7.4 Users Outside of the United States

For you to get our Services, we transfer your data to the Hungary. and have it processed there. By using or visiting our Services, you agree to store your data on servers located in Hungary. If you engage our Services from outside the United States, you consent to transferring, storing, and processing your data in and to Hungary or other countries. Particularly, personal data gathered in the United Kingdom (U.K.), Switzerland, and the European Economic Area is moved and stored outside these areas. Also, if you are located in the EEA, U.K., or Switzerland, you also have the right to complain about your supervisory data authority.

The data is also processed outside of the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and the EEA by our service providers or our family companies, including to facilitate payments, process transactions, and provide support services as detailed in Section 4 above. We are into data processing agreements with our service providers that restrict and control your data processing on our behalf. When you submit your data or use the Services, you agree to this transfer, storage, and processing by Educarian and its processors.

8. Updates & Contact Info

We notify users whenever we make any changes to our Privacy Policy via the in-product notice, email, or another means required by law. Changes take effect the day we post them. You should contact us through postal mail or email or with any concerns, questions, or disputes.

8.1 Modifications to This Privacy Policy

We occasionally update our Privacy Policy. Any material changes made to it will be communicated to you via email, notification posted on our Services, or as required by applicable law. Any modifications we make will take effect on the day we posted it unless otherwise stated.

You agree with and accept our revised Privacy Policy if you keep using our Services after the date we updated it. The updated Privacy Policy supersedes the previous ones.

8.2 Interpretation

Terms that are not explained in this privacy policy are defined in our Terms of use. Versions of our privacy policy in languages other than English are for convenience. You agree that the English language will control in the event of a conflict with versions in other languages.

8.3 Questions

For more information, you can send in your concerns, questions, or disputes about this Privacy Policy. You can always access our privacy team at privacy@educarian.com. Alternatively, send a postal mail to us at Educarian, Attn: Profi WebDesign Ltd., Tatra street 5/A., Budapest 1136, Hungary.

Cookie Policy

Educarian updated this Cookie Policy last on August 2, 2021

What are cookies?

Cookies are those small text files that your browser store when you are browsing the internet. They are used for obtaining, storing, and sharing information about your activities on websites like Educarian. You can also use cookies to recall things about your visits to our platform, such as your preferred language. Cookies also make the website easier to use.

Educarian uses session cookies. They expire after a while or when you shut your browser. We also use persistent cookies – cookies stored in your browser for a given period. Session cookies are used for identifying you on a single browsing session, such as when you log into our site. Persistent cookies are used when we want to identify you over a long period, such as when you ask us to keep you signed in on our platform.

Why do we use cookies and other related technologies?

Educarian uses cookies and similar technologies such as pixel tags, web beacons, or local shared objects to deliver- and improve our services in many different ways. These cookies are used both when you access our website and services using a browser and our mobile application. We use extra technologies, so we may also collect additional data using other methods.

Cookies are used for these purposes:

• Logging you into Educarian

Authentication and security

• For detecting and fighting abuse, spam, and any other activities that violate our agreements, cookies enable the authentication of your access to Educarian and stop access to your accounts by unauthorized parties.
• For protecting your security

Preferences

• For remembering your settings and other choices, you have made. For instance, with cookies, we can remember the country you are located in or your preferred language and provide content in your preferred language without asking every time you visit.
• For remembering data about your preferences and your browser

Analytics and research

• For improving and understanding how people use Educarian, for example, we use cookies to test various versions of Educarian to know which content or features users prefer, and web beacons enable us to determine the email messages that have been opened. Cookies help us know your interactions with Educarian, including the links you click.
• We work with some analytics partners, such as Google Analytics. They use cookies and similar technologies for analyzing how people use our Services, including by noting the sites you arrived from. We may disclose that data to those service providers, or they collect it themselves.
• You may unsubscribe from some of these services using tools like Hotjar Opt-Out Cookie and Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.

Personalized content

• For customizing Educarian with more content, cookies enable us to show a tailored list of recommended courses on our homepage.

Advertising

You should know that when advertising technology is integrated with our Services, you may still get ads on other sites and apps, but they will not be personalized to your interests.

For more information on how to target and advertising cookies and opting out, go to www.allaboutcookies.org/manage-cookies/index.html. Alternatively, if you are in the European Union, go to the Your Online Choices website.

What are my privacy options?

You have some options to limit or control how our partners and we use cookies. They include:

• Flash cookies do not operate like browser cookies, so you may be able to remove them with your cookie-management tools in your browser. You can learn more about managing Flash cookies by reading Adobe’s article on managing flash cookies.
• Acceptance of cookies is automated in many browsers, but you may change your browser settings to reject cookies. Consult your browser’s support articles to know how to do this. If you choose to reject cookies, you should know that you may be unable to customize, sign in, or use certain interactive features in our Services.
• To control and learn about cookies used for personalized advertising from participating companies, check out the consumer’s opt-out pages for the Digital Advertising Alliance and Network Advertising Initiative. Alternatively, if you are in the European Union, you can access the Your Online Choices website. To customize Google Display Network ads or stop getting Google Analytics’ display advertising, you can go to the Google Ads Settings page.
• For general information about how to target and disable cookies, go to www.allaboutcookies.org

Updates & Contact Info

Occasionally, we update this Cookie Policy, and when we do, you will get a notification on our site stating the new effective date. If any detailed changes are made, you will be notified beforehand.

If you have questions or need to know more about our use of cookies, kindly email us at privacy@educarian.com.

Cookie Policy

Educarian updated this Cookie Policy last on August 2, 2021

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What are cookies?

Cookies are those small text files that your browser store when you are browsing the internet. They are used for obtaining, storing, and sharing information about your activities on websites like Educarian. You can also use cookies to recall things about your visits to our platform, such as your preferred language. Cookies also make the website easier to use.

Educarian uses session cookies. They expire after a while or when you shut your browser. We also use persistent cookies – cookies stored in your browser for a given period. Session cookies are used for identifying you on a single browsing session, such as when you log into our site. Persistent cookies are used when we want to identify you over a long period, such as when you ask us to keep you signed in on our platform.

Why do we use cookies and other related technologies?

Educarian uses cookies and similar technologies such as pixel tags, web beacons, or local shared objects to deliver- and improve our services in many different ways. These cookies are used both when you access our website and services using a browser and our mobile application. We use extra technologies, so we may also collect additional data using other methods.

Cookies are used for these purposes:

• Logging you into Educarian

Authentication and security

• For detecting and fighting abuse, spam, and any other activities that violate our agreements, cookies enable the authentication of your access to Educarian and stop access to your accounts by unauthorized parties.
• For protecting your security

Preferences

• For remembering your settings and other choices, you have made. For instance, with cookies, we can remember the country you are located in or your preferred language and provide content in your preferred language without asking every time you visit.
• For remembering data about your preferences and your browser

Analytics and research

• For improving and understanding how people use Educarian, for example, we use cookies to test various versions of Educarian to know which content or features users prefer, and web beacons enable us to determine the email messages that have been opened. Cookies help us know your interactions with Educarian, including the links you click.
• We work with some analytics partners, such as Google Analytics. They use cookies and similar technologies for analyzing how people use our Services, including by noting the sites you arrived from. We may disclose that data to those service providers, or they collect it themselves.
• You may unsubscribe from some of these services using tools like Hotjar Opt-Out Cookie and Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.

Personalized content

• For customizing Educarian with more content, cookies enable us to show a tailored list of recommended courses on our homepage.

Advertising

You should know that when advertising technology is integrated with our Services, you may still get ads on other sites and apps, but they will not be personalized to your interests.

For more information on how to target and advertising cookies and opting out, go to www.allaboutcookies.org/manage-cookies/index.html. Alternatively, if you are in the European Union, go to the Your Online Choices website.

What are my privacy options?

You have some options to limit or control how our partners and we use cookies. They include:

• Flash cookies do not operate like browser cookies, so you may be able to remove them with your cookie-management tools in your browser. You can learn more about managing Flash cookies by reading Adobe’s article on managing flash cookies.
• Acceptance of cookies is automated in many browsers, but you may change your browser settings to reject cookies. Consult your browser’s support articles to know how to do this. If you choose to reject cookies, you should know that you may be unable to customize, sign in, or use certain interactive features in our Services.
• To control and learn about cookies used for personalized advertising from participating companies, check out the consumer’s opt-out pages for the Digital Advertising Alliance and Network Advertising Initiative. Alternatively, if you are in the European Union, you can access the Your Online Choices website. To customize Google Display Network ads or stop getting Google Analytics’ display advertising, you can go to the Google Ads Settings page.
• For general information about how to target and disable cookies, go to www.allaboutcookies.org

Updates & Contact Info

Occasionally, we update this Cookie Policy, and when we do, you will get a notification on our site stating the new effective date. If any detailed changes are made, you will be notified beforehand.

If you have questions or need to know more about our use of cookies, kindly email us at privacy@educarian.com.

Instructor Terms

Educarian updated these Instructor Terms last on August 2, 2020.

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Once you complete the signup process of becoming an instructor on our platform, you accept our Instructor terms and agree to abide by it. These Instructor terms are incorporated by reference into our Terms of use and cover details about the areas of the Educarian platform that concerns our Instructors. Any capitalized terms that are undefined in these terms are defined as specified in the general terms that guide how you use our services (Terms of Use).

Once you become an instructor, you will be contracting directly with Educarian, Inc whether or not your payments are being facilitated by another Educarian subsidiary.

1. Instructor Obligations

Instructors are accountable for every content they post on our platform, including quizzes, lectures, practice tests, coding exercises, assignments, answers, resources, announcements, and course landing page content.

You represent and warrant the following:

• your Submitted Content will not misappropriate or infringe the property rights of any third party;
• you have or own the needed licenses, permissions, rights, consents, and authority to authorize our use of your Submitted Content as detailed in these Terms and our Terms of Use;
• you have the necessary credentials, qualifications, and expertise (including education, knowledge, training, and skill sets) to teach and offer the services that you offer through your Submitted Content and use of the Services; and
• you will provide and maintain accurate account information;
• you will guarantee a quality of service that meets up with your industry’s standards and instruction services in general.

You warrant that you will not:

• post or transmit any unsolicited or unauthorized promotional materials, advertising, spam, junk mail, or other forms of solicitation (commercial or otherwise) through our Services or to any user;
• use our Services for business other than providing teaching, tutoring, and instructional services to students;
• post or provide any offensive, inappropriate, racist, hateful, pornographic, sexist, false, misleading, incorrect, defamatory, infringing, or libelous information or content;
• engage in activities that will require us to pay royalties to or get licenses from third parties, including the need for paying royalties for the public performance of a musical work or sound recording;
• impersonate another user or gain unauthorized access to other people’s account;
• the frame or embed the Services (such as to embed a free version of a course) or otherwise circumvent the Services;
• interfere with or otherwise stop other Instructors from providing their courses or services; or
• abuse our resources, including support services.

2. License to Educarian

You give Educarian the rights as detailed in our Terms of Use to market, offer, and use your submitted content, and sublicense it to our students for these purposes through third-party platforms or directly. You also give us the right to include captions or otherwise make necessary modifications to content to make it accessible.

You reserve the right to remove all or some of your Submitted Content from our services whenever you wish to do so, except otherwise agreed (including in our Privacy Policy). Unless otherwise agreed, our right to sublicense the rights stated in this section for new users will last for 60 days after the submitted content has been removed. The rights reserved by students before the removal of submitted content will continue according to the terms of those licenses (this also covers any grants of lifetime access). We reserve the right to use submitted content for the purpose of marketing even after termination.

We reserve the right to record some parts or all of your submitted content for delivery and for quality control, marketing, demonstrating, promoting, or operating the Services. You also permit Educarian to use your voice, name, likeness, and image to offer, market, deliver, promote, demonstrate, and sell the services, Educarian’s content, or your Submitted Content. You waive any rights of publicity, privacy, or other similar rights, to the extent allowed under applicable law.

3. Trust & Safety

3.1 Trust & Safety Policies

You accept our Restricted Topics policy, Trust & Safety policies, and other course policies or quality standards prescribed by Educarian, and you agree to abide by them. You need to check these policies from time to time to confirm that you comply with updates to them. The way you use our Services is subject to our approval, and we reserve the right (at our sole discretion) to grant or deny.

You agree that we can take off courses, ban instructors, suspend payouts at any time and for any reason, without any prior notice, even in situations where:

• an instructor exhibits behavior that could reflect badly on Educarian or bring Educarian into public ridicule, disrepute, contempt, or scandal;
• a course or an instructor does not comply with our legal terms or policies (including our Terms of Use);
• a course does not meet up to our quality standards or has a negative effect on student experience;
• an instructor employs the services of a marketer or other business partner who violates our policies; or
• as Educarian determines in its sole discretion.

3.2 Co-Instructors and Teaching Assistants

You are allowed to add other users as teaching assistants or co-instructors for the courses you manage on our platform. When you add a teaching assistant or a co-instructor, you authorize them to take some actions that can affect your Educarian courses and account. We may not give any advice on questions or mediate disputes that may occur between you and such users. Revenue share assigned to your co-instructors are paid out of the revenue share you earned depending on the ratios you specified on your cost management settings on the date of purchase.

3.3 Relationship to Other Users

As an instructor, you will not have a direct relationship with your students, and you will only get information about students through the data provided to you on our Services. You are not allowed to use any data you receive for purposes other than providing your services to students on our platform. You agree that you will not ask for more personal data or store your students’ personal data on platforms other than Educarian. In the event of any claims that may arise from how you use your students’ personal data, you agree that you will indemnify Educarian.

3.4 Anti-Piracy Efforts

We protect our courses from unauthorized use by partnering with anti-piracy vendors. You enable this protection by appointing Educarian and our anti-privacy vendors as agents to enforce copyright for all your courses via takedown and notice processes (permissible by applicable copyright laws such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act) and for every other effort aimed at enforcing those rights. Our anti-piracy vendors and we reserve the right to file notices for you to enforce your copyright interests, and you agreed to these rights.

Our anti-piracy vendors and we will retain the rights mentioned above unless you send an email to piracy@educarian.com revoking these rights using the subject line: “Revoke Anti-Piracy Protection Rights.” You must send the email using the email address linked to your Educarian account. You should know that the revocation of rights will take about 48 hours after being received to take effect.

4. Pricing

4.1 Price Setting

During the process of creating a course, a list of price tiers will be made available to you, and you will be prompted to choose a base price. You have the option to offer your course free of charge. Premium instructors are also given a chance to take part in some promotional programs governed by the terms of our Promotions Policy.

Suppose you do not want to take part in any Promotional Programs. Your costs will be listed for the Base Price or the nearest mobile app or local equivalent, as explained below.

When you purchase a course using a foreign currency, Educarian converts the price into your applicable currency using actual conversion rate.

You grant us the permission to share your courses free of charge to selected partners, our employees, and in situations where we have to restore access accounts that previously purchased your courses. You accept that you will not be compensated for these situations.

4.2 Transaction Taxes

Suppose a student purchased a service or a product in a country where Educarian needs to remit national, state, or local sales or make use of taxes, value-added taxes (VAT), or other similar transaction taxes (“Transaction Taxes”), permissible by applicable law, Educarian will collect and remit the Transaction Taxes to the tax authorities for these sales. In our sole discretion, we may raise the sale price if we find out that such taxes are due. Mobile platforms like Google Play or Apple’s App Store collect applicable Transaction Taxes for purchases made via mobile apps.

5. Payments

5.1 Revenue Share

Educarian calculates the gross amount for course sales as the actual amount received from a student who purchased your course (“Gross Amount”). From this, we deduct any Transaction Taxes, a 3% handling and administrative fee.

Educarian pays all instructors in U.S. dollars (USD) irrespective of the currency that was used to make the sale. We assume transaction processing fees, minus foreign currency conversion fees and fees for wiring. You will see your sales price (in your local currency) in your revenue report and the amount of your converted revenue (in USD).

5.2 Receiving Payments

If you want to receive payments in a timely manner, you need a PayPal account in good standing, and you must inform us of the correct email linked with your account. You agree that we reserve the right to hold back appropriate taxes from your payments. We also have the right not to make payments or foist other penalties in situations where we do not get proper tax documentation or identifying information from you. You agree and accept that you are ultimately accountable for taxes on your income.

We will make payment depending on your revenue share model within 45 days of the end of the month in which;

(i) we received the fee for the course or

(ii) the relevant course consumption happened.

Instructors are responsible for determining whether they are eligible to receive payment from a Hungarian company. Educarian reserves the right not to make payments in the event of violations of intellectual property rights, identified fraud, or other violations of the law.

Suppose we cannot settle funds into your payment account after the period set forth by your state, country, or other government authority in its unclaimed property laws. In that case, we may process the funds due to you per our legal obligations and by submitting those funds to the right government authority in accordance to the law.

5.3 Refunds

You understand and agree that students have the right to get a refund, as detailed in our Terms of Use. Instructors will not get any revenue from transactions for which a refund has been given under the Terms of Use.

If a student requests a refund after we made the relevant instructor payments, we have the right to;

(a) subtract the refund amount from the next payment sent to the instructor or

(b) where there are no further payments due to the instructor or the payments are not sufficient to cover refunded amounts, require instructors to refund the amount refunded to students for their courses.

6. Trademarks

As a published instructor, you are subject to the requirements below, and you may use our trademarks where we allow you to do so.

You must:

• only use our trademarks when it comes to the sale and promotion of your courses or your participation on Educarian;
• only use the pictures of our trademarks that we make available to you, as explained in any guidelines that we may publish; and
• comply the moment we request you to discontinue use.

You must not:

• use our trademarks misleadingly or disparagingly;
• use our trademarks in any way that indicates that we sponsor, endorse, or approve of your courses or services; or
• use our trademarks in such a way that violates applicable law or link it to an indecent, obscene, or unlawful material or topic.

7. Sanctions and Export Laws

You agree that no restrictions are preventing your use of our Services under export laws or Hungary sanctions (as an officer, director, or as an individual, or a controlling shareholder of entities on whose behalf you use our Services). Suppose you become subject to such a restriction while you are subject to these Instructor Terms. In that case, you will notify us within 24 hours, and we will reserve the right to end any further obligations to you, to take effect immediately and without any further liability to you (but without prejudice to your outstanding obligations to Educarian). You will not use our Services to facilitate or conduct any transaction with any other entity or individual subject to such a restriction. You may not export, remove, or allow the export or re-export of the Services (or any product thereof, including technical data) outside Hungary in violation of any restrictions, laws, or regulations of Hungary or any other applicable country.

8. Deleting Your Account

You will see instructions on how to delete your account on our platform. Any remaining scheduled payments that you are owed before you delete your account will be made using commercially reasonable efforts. You agree that students who enrolled previously in your courses will still have access to your Submitted Content and your name even after you delete your account. Our Support Center is available to help you if you require any help while deleting your account or you face any difficulty during the process.

9. Miscellaneous Legal Terms

9.1 Updating These Terms

Occasionally, we update our Instructor Terms to further clarify our services or to reflect different or new practices like when we introduce new features, and we reserve the right in our sole discretion to make changes to or modify these Terms whenever we want. Any material changes made to these Terms will be made known to you through prominent means like the email address associated with your account, or you will be notified through our Services. Unless stated otherwise, any modifications made to our terms will take effect on the day they were posted.

If you continue using our services after we post changes, it means that you agree and accept those changes. Any updated Terms shall supersede all previous Terms.

9.2 Relationship Between Us

You and Educarian both agree that there is no partnership, joint venture, employment, agency, or contractor relationship existing between us.

9.3 Survival

These sections will survive the termination or expiration of these Instructor Terms: Sections 2 (License to Educarian), 3.3 (Relationship to Other Users), 5.2 (Receiving Payments), 5.3 (Refunds), 8 (Deleting Your Account), and 9 (Miscellaneous Legal Terms).

10. How to Contact Us

If you intend to get in touch with us, you should connect with our Support Team. We are always ready to attend to your concerns, questions, and feedback concerning our Services.

Trust and Safety at Educarian

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Many students use Educarian as part of their education experience. These students can be from a variety of age ranges, and it is important to follow rules to make sure their experience is the best possible.

These rules can be courteous, such as respecting privacy, whilst keeping things professional when producing your content.

Keep reading to fully understand rules to follow from both the student, and the content creator perspective.

Staying Professional

Making sure that you keep a good relationship with students is crucial to an instructor’s job as an educator, and providing support is a part of this, but keeping this professional is a key policy of Educarian. Making sure that you are as communicative with your students as possible will greatly invigorate their experience when using Educarian and maintaining this mutually respectful relationship is crucial to Educarian’s core beliefs. Understanding that there are limits to this communication however must be considered. As an instructor, make sure to communicate necessary and important things. Asking for personal information is not necessary communication and could endanger the student if that information falls into the wrong hands. So, making sure that you are satisfying your student’s hunger to learn should be your only priority when using this platform, using a professional approach!

Reporting Inappropriate Material

However, sometimes boundaries can be crossed, and it is important to report such breaches of policy immediately to safeguard users of the platform. Anything suspicious can be reported to the email account at the bottom of the page, and will be thoroughly reviewed, and if necessary, action will be taken in the form deemed most appropriate. It is important to remember that the staff at Educarian are there to support you and your use of the platform, so in helping others, you are helping protect a community of individuals eager to learn and educate themselves, just like you!

Understanding Harassment

From the perspective of the content creator, you must never force students to engage in any activities they refuse to do. You must not try to sell or push other material not directly related to the education at hand, as this could violate Educarian’s policies, leading to a potential complaint against your courses. Your intentions may be sound, but once again, retaining that professional relationship is crucial to making the users of Educarian feel welcome and comfortable.

Respecting the Rules Overall

Finally, it is really important to understand that these rules and other rules are there to protect both content creators and students, so trying to find ways to get through these rules can be damaging to both parties. As an instructor, you must produce material that does not violate the general rules, and you must not intend to bend these rules to your benefit. Your intention as an instructor should be to grow your community of students, so demonstrate that well!

However, students, respect your instructors, and understand that they are trying their best to support you, following the rules will benefit everyone’s experience.

policy@educarian.com

Intellectual Property Policy

Educarian updated this Intellectual Property Policy last on August 2, 2021

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Educarian provides a platform for people all over the world to share educational courses. Our learning marketplace houses thousands of courses that you can choose from. We use a marketplace model, which means that we are not responsible for reviewing and editing courses posted on our platform for legal issues. It is not our place to check if the course content is legal. If you are an instructor, you must respect other people’s intellectual property. As an instructor, you promise that you have the necessary rights and authorization to use every content contained in the courses you post on the Educarian platform.

You are not allowed to perform any infringing activity through or on our platform. This policy deals with how we respond when content owners report copyright infringement or trademark owners report trademark infringement claims about the courses posted on our platform. The policy also includes the actions we take when third-party platforms copy our instructors’ courses without their permission or consent.

Third-Party Copyright Infringement Reports

When we receive a copyright infringement notice stating that a course posted on our platform is infringing, our policy is to remove the course from our services. If we get repeated infringement notices (more than two valid infringement notices) from the owners of the original content posted by a particular instructor on our platform, we will remove all courses from that instructor. We have the right to end any instructor’s account when necessary, especially when they violate other people’s copyrights.

How to File a Report

If you own a course or you are the owner’s designated agent of the rights to the content that a course is infringing, you can report the course on our marketplace. You can do this by filling this form. You should know that this form is only available in the English language.

You should bear these things in mind before submitting your copyright infringement report:

1. If you are not the owner or designated agent of the copyright, we cannot process a copyright claim submitted by you. This is because we do not know if the instructor who published the course you are reporting has proper authorization from the owner to use the content. You will need to provide an electronic signature so that we can verify that you own the copyright or have proper authorization to represent the copyright owner (including if the copyright owner is an organization).
2. Consider if your material in the course is used in a way that can be described as “fair use.” Copyright law has a “fair use” exception for some uses of copyrighted content in a way considered to be beneficial to the public. Fair use encompasses things like commentary, criticism, research, and news reporting. If you want to know if a course’s use of your material is fair use, you

need to consider the following:

• The reason for the use (whether it is a paid or unpaid course, whether the course parodies, critiques, transforms your material)
• The kind of copyrighted work that was used (whether your work is creative or factual)
• The portion that was used (whether the course uses important excerpts of your material, small or substantial portions from it)
• The market effect for your material (whether potential buyers would rather purchase the course instead of your material)
• Before submitting a copyright claim, ensure that the use of the content copied in the course does not qualify as fair use.

3. Your copyright claim must be sufficiently substantiated before we can address it. It means that:

• You must provide sufficient information so we can contact you, such as your full legal name, physical address, email address, and phone number (optional).
• If the report you are filing is for an organization, you must include the organization’s name and your relationship to the organization.
• You particularly identify the original copyrighted material or, if you covered more than one copyrighted works in your notification, you provide a representative list of the original material (like a URL where the material is found);
• You give us sufficient information to find the course(s) reported to be infringing on our website (the URL on our site and the name of the instructor and course;
• You include a statement that says: “I declare, under penalty of perjury, that every information in this complaint is true and that I own the copyright or am permitted to act on the behalf of the copyright owner and I have a good faith belief that the content use in the way that was complained of is not permitted by the owner of the copyright, its agent, or the law.”

4. There are kinds of materials that are not protected by copyright. Copyright law does not cover short phrases (such as book titles, business names, and slogans), intangible concepts (like ideas, processes, and recipes), or facts. You need to ensure that the content copied in the course is protected by copyright before you submit your copyright claim. If you want to report a violation of a trademark, you should follow the steps in this Intellectual Property Policy.
5. It is illegal to submit a misleading or false claim of infringement intentionally, and you may be held liable and asked to pay damages for this. We have the right to seek damages from people who submit a notification of claimed infringement that violates the law.

Counter-Notification

Once we get a valid copyright infringement report, we will notify the instructor whose course was reported by sending a copy of the report and a notification that; (a) the cause has been reported for copyright violation and (b) we will remove the course from our services. And if the instructor wishes to send back a counter-notification, we attach a form for this purpose in the notification. You may send us a counter-notification when we remove your course from our services because it was reported for copyright violation if you believe that we have made a mistake and you have the required permission from the owner of the contents.

If you want to send us a counter-notification, you need to fill in the form sent to you and send it back, so our copyright team member who got the notification from or to the Educarian designated agent. You must put your counter-notification in writing for it to be effective, and it must include this information:

• Your electronic or physical signature;
• Your name, physical address, and email address or phone number,
• Identification of the removed course and the location (URL) at which it showed up before it was taken down (you may find this information in the copyright violation report filed against your course, we usually include a copy when we notify you);
• A statement that you consent to (a) Educarian sharing your name and contact details with the claimant; (b) receiving service of process for any legal action by the claimant or an agent of the claimant and (c) accepting the jurisdiction of the district court for the judicial district you reside in (if in the Hungary), or if you reside outside of the Hungary, the jurisdiction of the Hungary District Court for the District of Budapest (headquarters of Educarian).
• A statement under penalty of perjury saying that you have a good faith belief that the material was disabled or removed because of misidentification or mistake of the material to be removed or disabled; and

Purposely submitting a misleading or false counter-notification to a claim of infringement is illegal, and you may be held accountable and asked to pay damages as a result. We reserve the right to seek damages if any party submits a counter-notification in violation of the law or counter-notification of claimed infringement.

Reports from Instructors of Infringing Content on Third-party Platforms

We know that you do not want to see your courses on any other platform without your authorization when you post and make them available on our marketplace. For this reason, we take piracy and copyright infringement very seriously by partnering with the anti-piracy vendor Link-Busters. This way, we can find out many instances of infringement and make sure that infringing content is removed from third-party websites.

In a situation where you see your course offered on another platform without you authorizing it, you should fill this form. Link-Busters will make sure that copyright infringement reports are filed, and legal actions are taken to get rid of the infringing content immediately. However, it is important to know that Link-Busters and Educarian do not have any form of control over the content posted on other sites. So sometimes, we may not succeed, especially for content posted on websites outside the E.U. or U.S. Since different countries have different ways of dealing with copyright, we cannot assure you that the hosting sites or infringing party will remove infringing content from their site after receiving our notices.

Third-Party Trademark Infringement Reports

When courses are reported to be infringing any third-party trademark, our policy is to takedown such courses from our Services. Educarian reserves the right to end any instructor’s account when necessary, especially when the post content that violates other people’s trademark rights.

How do you Submit a Trademark Infringement Report?

If you want to submit a trademark infringement report, the best way to do that is by sending a notice to the Designated Agent. Ensure that your notice includes the information given below. You should also know that we will send a copy of your notice to the instructor who posted the infringing content. It is needful to keep the following in mind before submitting any trademark infringement report to us:

1. Your trademark claim must be sufficiently substantiated for us to be able to address it. It means that your communication should include substantially the following:

• Your full contact information (full legal name, physical address, and email or phone number).
• An explanation of how the content you are reporting infringes your trademark.
• The basis for your trademark rights claims (like a national or community registration), including registration number, if applicable.
• Your electronic signature (“/s/” then your full legal name, for example., “/s/ Alex Mark”) or physical signature.
• The category of goods or services for which you assert rights.
• Sufficient information for us to find the content on Educarian that violates your trademark rights (web addresses or URLs of the alleged infringing content).
• The particular word, symbol, and more, for which you claim trademark rights.
• The jurisdiction or country in which you claim trademark rights.
• A description of your relationship to the rights holder if you are not the right holder.
• A statement as follows: “I have a good faith belief that use of the trademark as detailed above in the manner complained of is not permitted by the owner of the trademark, its agent, or the law.”
• This statement: “The information contained in this notice is correct, and I declare, under penalty of perjury, that I own or I am authorized to act on behalf of the trademark’s owner that is allegedly infringed.”

2. Submitting a misleading or false infringement claim may result in liability for you. We reserve the right to request damages from parties who submit any misleading or false notification of a trademark infringement claim.
3. Check whether the use of your trademark is considered “nominative fair use.” Trademark law shields the use of a brand or name for selling products and services, with the aim of avoiding consumer confusion. In many countries, the law considers “fair use,” meaning that others can use a trademark if their aim is to factually reference the trademarked product or criticizing or commenting on the mark. Check how likely it is that people would be confused into thinking that your brand created or sponsors the course. Ensure that the use of your trademark in the course you are reporting is not fair use before submitting your trademark claim.

Designated Agent Contact Information

You may contact our Designated Agent for notices of reported infringement in the following manner:

Via email: copyright@educarian.com

By filling the copyright report form (for copyright infringement reports only)

Via Postal Mail: Profi WebDesign Ltd., Tatra street 5/A., Budapest 1136, Hungary, Attn: Copyright Team

Student Content and Behaviour Rules

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When you are a student and using platforms such as Educarian, it is important to make sure that you are following the laws on your publications.

These can range from using respectful language and following other laws, to making sure that your material is inclusive of everyone.

Keep reading to make sure that the content posted follows these extremely important rules.

Important policies to follow

It is crucial that when creating content, you must not post inappropriate content, or ones that could prove harmful to certain communities, such as BAME communities, or by producing sexist content for example. When making this content, you must produce it with the knowledge that you are producing correct content, and one that is respectful of people and their lives, your sole intention should be posting educational material.

You must never post any content that could harm minors, who are likely to be accessing this education on Educarian, and you must factor this in when creating your content, as this is essentially your audience that you are catering your content towards.

Whilst you must be careful of ethical laws, you must make sure that the content you are posting does not impersonate someone else or provide misleading information about who the source was that has said this information. You must respect the fact that information should be accurate.

Therefore, respecting your audience and protecting them are the key things to remember when creating content on Educarian that is safely accessible.

How to Submit a Copyright Complaint on Educarian

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Educarian is a great place to allow the creation of educational content, but Educarian users must understand the significance of copyright laws.

Due to the lack of concrete regulation, copyright infringements can sometimes happen, and there is a process you can use to ensure your work is kept safe and secure.

Here we will discuss the significance of following policies on intellectual property, and how to report any problems if they do arise.

The significance of intellectual property laws

Intellectual property laws help keep education original and ethically sound. Educarian incorporates this into its publisher’s contracts to ensure that this idea is kept up to standard, and that no malpractice is taking place. As an entity, it is very difficult for Educarian to regulate each content creator, so by following the laws available on its website, you can ensure that you are not infringing any works.

How to report any problems if they arise

However, if an infringement does arise, it is important to consider how to report such a problem. Using the link at the end of the document, you will be able to fill out a form for submitting complaints against any copyright practices. This can be done if you know that a publisher is infringing any material published either by themselves or by a third party that they represent, and the details for this should be included on your submission form.

https://copyright.educarian.com