When you browse the site, cookies are placed on your computer. This section gives you a better understanding of how cookies work and how to use the current tools to configure them.

What is a Cookie?

A cookie refers to a text file that the server (the site) you are visiting records on the hard drive or in the memory of your browser. It allows your computer to store various technical data enabling overall monitoring of public access to a site (number of visits, frequency of exposure to a banner ad, connection to other sites...) or customisation of the viewed pages that will be applied to your future interactions with the same site (your account, visited pages...).

Site Cookies

These are cookies placed by our site on your computer, tablet or mobile phone for the purpose of browsing our site.

Automatically Collected Data

Our cookies store the following information:

• The browsing language code;
• Session information allowing the identification of the user if they are logged in;
• The code of the learning platform the user is on;

Third-party Cookies

Social Media

These are cookies set by third-party companies. The only third-party cookies set when browsing our site are those of Facebook.

These social media set cookies in order to check whether you are connected to their services. This allows a smoother use of their share buttons.

Audience Measurements

We use Google Analytics to collect information about your use of our site to:

• Help measure and study the effectiveness of our interactive online content
• Follow analytical data on the site and the use of our site by users
• Improve services of the site

Google Analytics collects data about:

• Pages you visit and the time you spend on those pages
• How you came to our site (referring site, social media, search engine...)
• Links on which you clicked during the visit

We do not collect your personal data (your name or your address, for example).

We do not authorise Google Analytics to use or share these data.

You can choose not to send any information to Google Analytics.

Manage Your Preferences

There are different ways to manage cookies.

You can set your browser to inform you about the cookies stored in your computer and ask you to accept or refuse them.

You can accept or refuse cookies on a case-by-case basis or refuse them systematically.

We remind you that the settings may affect your experience on our site.

Each browser has a different configuration. The CNIL’s (National Commission on Informatics and Liberty) site explains how to configure them:
https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-les-outils-pour-les-maitriser

Last revised 2021-11-29.