Privacy

Last updated November 10, 2026.

What this site does

The site shows the modules, the tests, and the results. It has no forms and no accounts. It runs no advertising code.

What the site counts

The site uses Microsoft Azure Application Insights to count visits to each page, and the use of each button. We use the counts to learn which modules people use. We read them only as totals, and we do not try to identify a visitor.

Each page view or button click sends Microsoft:

• the page, and the time
• the button, and the module on the page
• your browser and its version, and your operating system
• your IP address. Microsoft uses it to estimate your city and country, and then discards the address

The site sets two cookies that hold random IDs. One lets a return visit count as the same visitor, and it lasts one year. The other groups the pages of one visit, and it lasts 30 minutes after your last action.

Microsoft keeps the data for one year, and then deletes it. Microsoft's privacy statement applies to the data it receives. If you block these cookies or the script, the site works the same.

What loads from other companies

Each page loads fonts from Adobe Fonts. Your browser sends a request to Adobe, and Adobe receives your IP address and browser type. Adobe's privacy policy says how it uses them.

What the host records

The site runs on Microsoft Azure. A web host usually keeps server logs, such as the IP address, the page, and the time of each request. This site does not use these logs to identify visitors.

The plugins

A plugin is a text file of instructions for an AI assistant. It collects nothing and sends nothing. The assistant that you use it with has its own privacy policy.

Questions

Write to informatics@gonzaga.edu.

Changes

If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it.