Identity and access
Children should access only their own session and booking. Teachers should not access unrelated profiles or classes.
A promotional sentence does not prove safety. Families should know who joins the class, where communication happens, and how to report and follow up on issues.
Last reviewed: 28 Mordad 1405
Children should access only their own session and booking. Teachers should not access unrelated profiles or classes.
Parents should know the class link, screen-sharing method, and account name before the session. Joining information must not be published in public channels.
Parents can check the connection, camera, and microphone initially, then step back according to the child’s age and independence.
Children should not be asked for more information than the class needs. Data access and deletion requests can be made through Cankav’s privacy process.
View the journeyReport inappropriate behaviour, unknown participants, suspicious links, or unrelated requests immediately to support, and stop the activity until the situation is clarified.
View the journeyCankav must not redistribute unauthorized game files. Families should obtain the correct version and licence through official channels and follow the written guide.
These sources explain the approach and evidence limitations. Final learning decisions should reflect your child’s age, level, goals, and actual response.