NextGen Publishing™ believes in your right to privacy and is committed to the use of fair information practices on the Internet. This Privacy Statement applies to NextGen Publishing's websites and the services offered via the websites. By using NextGen Publishing's websites and/or their services, you agree to the terms of this Privacy Statement.
Local worksheets process entries in your browser. Some tools save reports or activity in browser local storage, which can remain after you close the page. Clear this site's data in your browser settings to remove those local records.
Prompt-based tools prepare text for you to copy into Claude.ai, Google Gemini, or another AI service. If you choose to paste a prompt, upload a recording or document, or send other content there, you transmit that information to that provider. Claude-hosted artifacts also run on an external service. The provider's privacy policy and terms apply to information you share there.
The chat assistants send your submitted conversation and the assistant's instructions through this site's server to Anthropic Claude. The proxy logs the time, tool name, request status, token usage, and cache status. It also stores some successful AI responses in a server-side cache; those responses may include information from your conversation. The legacy Tools Assistant answers catalog lookups locally and sends open-ended questions to Claude. Server caching and logging are separate from browser storage.
Pages may also load external resources, such as fonts, and link to other websites. Avoid entering information you are not authorized to share. These workflow details describe the BCT16 package; they do not establish the retention practices of external providers or other publisher services.
Personal Information. When you register to become a member of NextGen Publishing's websites, including Teaching Accelerator, you will be asked to provide certain personal information. Examples of the personal information that we collect include, but are not limited to, your name, e-mail address, telephone number, and work affiliation.
IP Addresses. An internet protocol address ("IP address") is the unique number that identifies the computer you are using to browse the Internet. NextGen Publishing uses IP addresses to analyze trends, administer its websites, track users' movements, and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use.
Information Provided During Registration. The personal information you provide us regarding your name when registering as a member of NextGen Publishing may be publicly available on NextGen Publishing's websites. This means that your name may be accessed and viewed by other members, corporate sponsors, or the general public with access to NextGen Publishing.
Posted Information. NextGen Publishing's websites allow you to provide information in posts. Any information you voluntarily disclose through this medium is necessarily disclosed to the public.
Aggregate Information Shared with Third Parties. From time to time, we may disclose anonymous information or personal information about individuals who have access to NextGen Publishing's website in the form of aggregated statistics to third parties for marketing purposes.
Other Third-Party Disclosure. NextGen Publishing reserves the right to disclose any personal information about you or your use of NextGen Publishing and its services, including its content, without your prior permission if NextGen Publishing has a good-faith belief that such action is necessary to: (1) conform to legal requirements or comply with legal process; (2) protect and defend the rights or property of NextGen Publishing or its affiliated or subsidiary companies; (3) enforce the Terms of Use; or (4) act to protect the interests of its members or others.
Additionally, NextGen Publishing may sell, transfer or otherwise disclose your personal information in the event of a corporate merger, consolidation or the sale of any part of its assets.
NextGen Publishing's websites may contain images of and links to third-party websites ("Linked Websites"). The Linked Websites are not under the control of NextGen Publishing, and NextGen Publishing is not responsible for the content of any Linked Website. Use of information collected at Linked Websites is subject to any privacy policies at those websites.
NextGen Publishing does not collect data from individuals that identify themselves as children under the age of thirteen, and NextGen Publishing is not intended for use by children under the age of thirteen. If NextGen Publishing becomes aware that it has received information from a child under the age of thirteen, we will delete all personally identifiable information concerning that child from our records.
The NextGen Publishing Privacy Statement is subject to change at any time. By using NextGen Publishing's websites after any such announcement, you agree to the terms of the amended Privacy Statement.