PointBase Education

School Privacy Center

Clear information for educators, families, school administrators, and technology reviewers.

Education BetaSchool or district approval may be required before classroom use.

Student and Family Notice

What happens during a classroom challenge

A student enters a teacher-provided challenge code and a classroom display name. PointBase records answers, correct and incorrect results, score, and challenge participation so the teacher can run the activity and review learning progress.

Students are not asked for an email address, home address, telephone number, birth date, identification number, photograph, camera, microphone, or personal PointBase account. Teachers should use initials or classroom nicknames whenever required by school policy.

Display names and scores may be visible to participants in the same challenge room. PointBase does not provide public student profiles, open chat, or unrestricted student communication.

Data Inventory

Only information needed for the education service

InformationPurposeWho can access it
Teacher name, email, schoolConfirm and operate the educator accountTeacher and authorized PointBase operations
Class name, grade, roster display namesPrepare classroom and homework challengesSigned-in teacher
Answers, scores, right and wrong resultsRun games and create teacher progress reportsTeacher; room participants see live names and scores
Session and technical informationAuthentication, security, service delivery, and troubleshootingAuthorized operations and service providers

PointBase does not sell education data, use it for behavioral advertising, create unrelated commercial profiles, or permit unrelated data-broker use.

Service Providers

Limited operational processing

PointBase uses Hostinger for website hosting and server operation. The configured email service processes teacher email addresses and account messages. Providers may process limited information only to deliver, secure, maintain, or troubleshoot PointBase. PointBase does not authorize providers to use classroom information for their own advertising.

The provider list will be updated before a material provider change. Schools may contact PointBase for current hosting-location and contract information during review.

Retention and Deletion

Data is not kept indefinitely

Limited security logs or backups may persist temporarily where required for security, recovery, fraud prevention, or legal obligations and should be deleted on the applicable backup schedule.

Security

Safeguards for classroom information

Teacher passwords are one-way hashed. Education actions require an authenticated, limited-duration browser session. Repeated failed sign-in attempts trigger a temporary lockout. Data files are blocked from direct web access, and teacher reports are not public.

Teachers should use unique passwords, sign out of shared devices, distribute challenge codes only to intended participants, and report suspected unauthorized access promptly. No online service can guarantee absolute security.

School Review

Approval belongs with the school or district

PointBase is designed to support education privacy review, including data minimization, school-purpose limits, educator control, and deletion. Registration does not mean a school board or district has approved PointBase. Educators must follow local approval, consent, acceptable-use, procurement, and records requirements.

PointBase does not shift its own legal responsibilities to teachers or schools. A school may request additional documentation or a data privacy agreement before authorizing classroom use.

Access, Correction, and Deletion

Schools and families can make a request

Teachers can remove students, classes, reports, and their complete education account from the teacher portal. A parent, eligible student, school, or district may request access, correction, deletion, or an end to further collection by contacting support@playpointbase.com.

To protect students, PointBase will verify the requester through the school or educator account before releasing or deleting classroom information. Do not email sensitive student records; initially provide the school, teacher email, class name, and student display name.