Educational Resource Privacy Policies
Companies in the Educational Resource category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 112 companies in the Educational Resource category.

Instructure
instructure.com
Instructure's policies are transparent but lack specificity in security and retention, impacting user trust and compliance.

Linuxjournal
linuxjournal.com
Slashdot Media's privacy policy is comprehensive but lacks transparency in security and clarity, scoring 72/100.

Manning
manning.com
Manning's privacy policy is clear and provides good user controls but lacks in security details and has broad data sharing practices.

MarketingProfs
marketingprofs.com
MarketingProfs has a solid privacy policy with clear data practices but falls short in legal fairness and clarity.

Mental Floss
mentalfloss.com
The policy is transparent but has vague retention periods and broad sharing practices, with one-sided legal terms and complex user rights processes.

Nearpod
nearpod.com
Nearpod's privacy policy and terms of service provide good transparency in data collection and use but lack in specific security details and user control mechanisms.

Oxford University Press
oup.com
Oxford University Press demonstrates strong security and user rights but lacks specific details in data practices and clarity.

Penzu Inc
penzu.com
Penzu's policies are strong on data privacy and user rights but lack clarity and comprehensiveness, scoring 72/100.

Pluralsight
pluralsight.com
Pluralsight's Terms are comprehensive but have clarity and user rights issues, scoring 72/100.

Scholastic
scholastic.com
Scholastic's privacy policy and terms of service provide a robust framework with strong user rights and clear explanations, but fall short in areas like data sharing transparency and security details.

Smore
smore.com
Smore excels in data privacy and user control but lacks in clarity and legal protection, especially in dispute resolution and data retention transparency.

Interestingengineering
interestingengineering.com
IE Media's policies are clear but have gaps in data privacy and user rights, scoring 72/100.