Your privacy

This page says, in plain words, what NAP Workshops keeps about you, who can see it, and what it never keeps.

What the site keeps about you

Your name and email, and the group or groups you belong to.
Your password, scrambled so that nobody can read it, not even Eliza.
Which weeks you marked as read and which quizzes you finished. Only you can see these. Eliza cannot.
Your Display choices (text size, contrast and so on) and whether you want emails.
If your group has one, your signed Success Agreement and its file.
A short record of sign-ins and changes, with the time and the internet address of the device used. It helps keep accounts safe.

What the site never keeps

Your quiz answers and scores. When you check a quiz, the site marks it and shows you the result. It does not save what you answered.
No tracking, no ads, no analytics and no code or fonts from other websites. Every page comes only from this site.
Nothing about you is sold or shared.

Who can see what

Other students can never see anything about you, your group's papers aside, which only members of that group can open.
Eliza, who runs the workshops, can see your name, email, groups, and whether your account is switched on.
Weekly Zoom recordings can be watched only by the members of that group, after signing in.
The site's stored backup copies are scrambled with a passphrase that only Eliza holds.

Emails

Emails come from eliza@deafgain.org through Google's email service. They only tell you that something is waiting for you, with a link to sign in. They never contain notes, recordings or quiz content. You can turn them off any time in My account.

Your choices

In My account you can change your password and turn emails on or off. In Display you can change how the site looks and moves.
You can ask Eliza to remove your account completely. Your account, your places in groups, your finished marks, your signed agreement and its file, and the sign-in records about you are all deleted. Copies inside the scrambled backups are replaced as newer backups take over, within about a year.

Questions? Write to Eliza at eliza@deafgain.org.