What are "cookies?"

Cookies are small, plain text data records temporarily stored on your hard drive. Cookies cannot gather information on their own (i.e., they are NOT viruses, spyware, or programs). Cookies cannot collect personal information from your computer.

Why does ResourcefulClassroom.com need to use cookies?

On ResourcefulClassroom.com, The *only* information that we store in the cookie is a unique cart number. This cart number allows the web site to look up what you have placed in your cart to purchase. The cookie does NOT store, use, or transmit any personal identification information, such as name, address, credit card information, etc. When you quit your browser, the cookie is automatically deleted.

How can I enable cookies?

If you have received an error message stating, "You must enable cookies to use ResourcefulClassroom.com," your cookies are not enabled. To enable cookies, go under your browser's "Help" menu and look up "enable cookies" or "cookie settings." Below are some general directions to enable cookies for the following browsers:

Internet Explorer 6.x and higher for PC

1. Select Tools.
2. Select Internet Options.
3. Select the Privacy tab.
4. Move slider to "medium" or "medium high." The High setting will not allow you to use our shopping cart for online purchases.
5. Click OK.

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Firefox 1.5 and higher for PC

1. Click Tools.
2. Click Options.
3. Click the Privacy icon.
4. Check "Accept cookies from sites."
5. Click OK.

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Google Chrome 4.x for PC

1. From the Customization menu (wrench icon), click Options.
2. Click on the "Under The Hood" tab, then click on Privacy "Content Settings."
3. Under the Cookies tab, click the radio button for "Allow local data to be set (recommended)."
4. Close dialog boxes.

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Firefox for Mac

1. Under "Firefox" (in the Toolbar), click Preferences.
2. Click Privacy.
3. Under "Firefox will:" Choose "Use custom settings for history."
4. Check the box "Accept cookies from sites" and select the desired length of time to keep the cookie.
5. Close the dialog box.

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Safari 2.x and higher

1. From the Safari menu, click Preferences.
2. Click Security.
3. Under Accept Cookies, choose either "Always" or "Only from sites I visit."
4. Close the dialog box.
5. Restart Safari.

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