Necessary Cookies: These are essential for the website to function properly. They usually include things like session cookies, which allow users to navigate through the website and use its features. Necessary cookies are typically set in response to actions made by the user, such as logging in or filling out forms.
Functionality Cookies: These cookies enhance the functionality of the website by remembering choices users make, such as language preferences, and providing personalized features. For an education website, this might include remembering a student’s preferred settings or progress within a course.
Performance Cookies: These cookies collect information about how visitors use the website, such as which pages are visited most often or if they encounter error messages. This data helps website owners understand and improve the performance of their site. For an educational website, performance cookies can provide insights into which courses or materials are most popular among users.
Analytics Cookies: Similar to performance cookies, analytics cookies track website usage but in more detail. They often involve third-party services like Google Analytics and provide comprehensive statistics on website traffic, user demographics, and behavior. This information helps website owners make informed decisions about content and design improvements.
Advertising Cookies: If your website displays advertisements, advertising cookies may be used to track user interaction with those ads and to personalize ad content based on the user’s interests and browsing history. However, if your site does not have advertising, these cookies may not be relevant.
