Learning, access & privacy

Joining your learning space

This is currently a private learning workspace. The owner first grants Site access through sharing. Sign in with the admitted account, choose Student or Teacher, then select your class. A class invitation code requests teacher approval; it does not grant Site access or a teacher role. Young children can learn through a supervised profile on an adult’s account.

What is saved

Teachers can save learner nicknames, class connections, learning preferences, assignments, submitted work, practice evidence, and teacher-entered supports and goals. Movie projects save scripts, sources, revisions and media. Use nicknames and avoid unnecessary identifying or medical information. Teachers see records in their own learning spaces; students receive their own work and presentation supports, not confidential teacher notes.

Research and native intelligence

BMK uses its own deterministic tools and lesson retrieval, without an external AI model. Teacher research sends only the displayed public topic query to Crossref, ERIC, Europe PMC and Wikipedia. Do not put learner names or private records into that query. Research is disabled for students. Sources and drafts need teacher review. The application does not use learner records to train an AI model or run advertising.

Export, retention and deletion

Teachers can export a learner’s saved records, set a retention review date, and permanently delete records from Privacy & data. Review dates do not automatically delete records. Published lessons, movie projects, platform account data and hosting backups are separate from learner deletion; avoid placing private learner information in shared teaching materials. For Site access and hosting-account requests, contact the workspace owner through your established channel.

Child safety and adult control

An adult should supervise young learners. Students cannot use the teacher research or publishing tools. BMK does not diagnose disabilities, determine eligibility, or replace an IEP team, qualified educators, or safeguarding procedures. Before admitting additional households or schools, the operator must establish applicable consent, school agreements, retention rules and incident procedures. This page is an explanation of implemented features, not a compliance certification.

Accessibility

Learning supports include readable text, keyboard controls, captions, transcripts, reduced motion, flexible pacing and several ways to respond. Audio read-aloud depends on voices available on the device. Movie diagrams also have a text transcript. Formal WCAG conformance and screen-reader testing are not certified; tell your teacher which support works best for you.

Movie production

Movies currently use teaching diagrams, captions and your uploaded media. Rendering runs in a supported browser and stops when the tab closes. Saved scenes can be retried without deleting completed clips. This release does not include a background cinema-rendering service or a newly trained general-purpose model.