Privacy
What the Hub knows about a student
- A name and a color. When you type or import a class list, we keep the names you approve and nothing else. Every other column in your file is thrown away in your browser before anything is sent to us.
- What you assigned and how it went. Which activities were assigned, whether they were started or finished, quiz and test answers and scores, and marks a grown-up tapped (“Marked finished”).
- A character, if the child made one. When a family links their own child, the child’s Game Patch character shows on your roster — the look only, never the name the child gave it.
What the Hub does not collect
- No student email addresses, no passwords for students, no birthdays, no addresses, no photos, no ID numbers.
- No ads, and nothing is sold or shared for advertising.
- Kids never see prices, and a student’s My Work page never links to a store page.
Who can see what
- You see only your own classes. Another teacher cannot open them.
- A family sees only its own children. When a family links a child to your class, you see the display name and color the family chose — never the family’s email or account.
- A family decides. A family link does nothing until the family taps Approve, and the family can end it any time.
- Worksheet Patch staff see totals — how many teachers, classes and assignments — not what is inside a teacher’s class.
How students get in
A student types the class code and taps their name. There is no password, so anyone holding the code could tap a name on that class list. What that opens is small on purpose: that student’s list of assigned work, and the quizzes on it. Codes last 7 days, you can make a new one any time (the old one stops working at once), and we store codes only in scrambled form — we cannot read a code back to anyone.
Live quizzes (Patch Rally)
A rally keeps class totals: how many players, and how many got each question right. It does not keep which student gave which answer.
Sign-in
Teachers sign in with Google. We receive your email address and confirmation that Google verified it. We never see your Google password.