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The Privacy Policy of TeachingTips.com I want you to know how important your concerns about privacy are to me, and how I will use the information you choose to give me about yourself while visiting my site. What
Information I Ask You to Provide Me With When you register, I ask for an email address and for you to create your own password. If you provide us with the information, your email address is used solely to provide the services for which you subscribe. Your email address won't be shared with any outside organizations or individuals without your express permission. In our discussion boards we also ask for a screen name or first and last name when you register. Names are used to identify you to other users in our message boards. This lets them know who posted the message and gives them the option of replying to your message on the board or via email. Our Discussion Lists are monitored by teachingtips.com. When you communicate with other teaching professionals, please remember to be courteous, and respectful of differing opinions. Teachingtips.com reserves the right to remove any Bulletin Board posting or E-mail Discussion message we deem inappropriate or offensive. I may opt to share information about our site visitors with our advertisers. This information is only provided in the aggregate -- meaning that it's about my site as a whole. I never provide personally identifiable information about individual users. I hope this document answers your questions and concerns about our privacy policies. Protecting the privacy of my visitors is important to me. Please enjoy my website and feel free to contact me if you have questions or suggestions about improving the website. Anna@teachingtips.com Some Answers to Questions What Are Cookies? Cookies are messages stored in your browser by a Web server. The Web server is the computer that transmits Web pages to your computer for viewing. Cookies are stored in your computer's browser as text messages. You can get more detailed information about cookies from ZDNet's Webopedia. You've also got choices when it comes to cookies as well. You can choose not to receive cookies from FEN, or any other website, at all. To do this you simply need to access your browser's cookie settings and then turn off the option to receive cookies. See below for more information on what a cookie is and how we use them. We use cookies to measure the traffic patterns across our site. Understanding traffic patterns helps us figure out what we're doing right and what we're doing wrong -- it's a way for us to understand what things visitors liked about our site and what they didn't. We can then take steps to make our site even better!
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