1 What Are Cookies and Tracking Technologies?

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device to remember information about your visit. Think of them as digital sticky notes that help our website recognize you when you return. At witty-awareness.com, we use various tracking technologies to enhance your learning experience and improve our game programming education platform.

These technologies include cookies, web beacons, pixel tags, and local storage. Each serves a specific purpose in making your interaction with our educational content more seamless and personalized. We don't use these tools to invade your privacy — instead, they help us understand how students navigate our courses and what content proves most valuable for learning game development.

2 Types of Tracking We Use

3 How Tracking Enhances Your Learning Experience

When you're working through our Unity tutorials, cookies remember where you left off so you can pick up exactly where you stopped. If you're halfway through a C# coding challenge, you won't lose your progress when you close your browser.

Our analytics help us notice patterns — like if many students struggle with a particular concept about game physics, we'll create additional explanatory content or adjust our teaching approach. This isn't about watching you personally; it's about making our educational content genuinely useful.

• Course progress tracking across multiple sessions
• Personalized difficulty adjustments based on your performance
• Relevant resource recommendations for your current learning level
• Streamlined navigation that adapts to your usage patterns
• Enhanced video playback that remembers your speed preferences

4 Data Retention and Your Control Options

Most of our cookies expire automatically. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser, while others might stick around for up to two years — mainly the ones that remember your login preferences and course progress.

You can delete all cookies at any time through your browser settings, though this means you'll lose your saved preferences and course progress. If you want to keep learning but prefer more privacy, you can disable just the marketing and analytics cookies while keeping the functional ones.

5 Third-Party Services and Data Sharing

We work with educational technology partners who help us deliver better learning experiences. For example, our video hosting service uses cookies to remember your playback preferences, and our learning management system tracks your progress across different devices.

We're careful about which third parties we work with. All partners must meet our privacy standards and agree to use your data only for improving your educational experience. We don't sell your information to anyone — that's not our business model.