Learner profiles and kid access
What learner profiles contain, how kid access works, and what adults control.
Learner profiles belong under an adult account
An adult account holder can create a learner profile to organize activities and progress. A profile can contain a label or nickname, a preset avatar, grade or level, interests and preferences, assigned practice paths, activity history, answers, scores, and completion information.
A nickname, initials, or profile code can still be personal data when the adult knows which learner it represents. Use a nickname or non-identifying label where practical. Do not enter a child's email address, exact date of birth, contact details, photo, voice, health information, diagnosis, or school record.
Kid access is not a consumer account
An adult can create limited kid access for a learner. It does not include a child email address, password, subscription, billing profile, or ordinary account settings.
Access links, QR codes, pairing codes, and signed-in devices should be treated like keys:
- share them only with the intended learner;
- reset access if a link or code is shared accidentally;
- remove old devices when they should no longer have access.
The adult account holder can see and manage the learner profile and associated results. Deleting a learner profile closes its kid access, but some linked activity records may require a separate deletion request while PicoBuddy completes its deletion tooling.
See Privacy for learners or contact support for an access, correction, or deletion request.
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