LDI's Privacy and Security Policy
LDI is committed to respecting the privacy and security of learners. We do not collect or share personal information with any third party outside our organization, other than what is necessary to update learner personnel records. All sensitive information is password protected, and information can only be accessed by individuals with assigned privileges at LDI. All information is hosted on servers at LDI which are physically protected by a surveillance system and lock and key. If you have questions about our policy, please contact us at [email protected]
LDI's Intellectual Property Safeguard Policy
OWNERSHIP OF PROPRIETARY ASSETS AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Learning Designs, Inc. represents that all information, documentation and records related to or associated with the development and delivery of its products and services, its business and financial processes and procedures, maintaining customer records and data as well as working with its partners and suppliers, which is not made available to the public, is and shall remain at all times the proprietary property (“property”) of LDI.
As such, all LDI employees, customers and other persons affiliated with LDI, the (“parties”), acknowledge by way of contract that if they become exposed or gain access to said property, all said documentation, records, data and information shall at all times remain confidential and as such, the parties shall not disclose to any other third party any aspect of said property for any reason. Furthermore, said property shall only be accessed or utilized by said party as needed and determined by an LDI principal responsible for the use of said property, for the sole purpose of fulfilling their responsibilities on behalf of LDI. Exceptions to this confidentiality requirement will apply to all information, data or deliverable content that (1) was known by or in possession before their services or affiliation with LDI, (2) that was or has become publicly known without any breach by the parties, (3) that was or is received in good faith from a third party not subject to the terms of this or any other confidentiality agreement, and (4) is required to be produced or made known because of judicial order or decree or by a governmental entity with lawful jurisdiction.
All parties shall further acknowledge that they have no ownership or possessory rights to said property without receiving prior written authorization from LDI. The parties may not at any time alter, copy, mass produce, distribute, or sell said property owned by LDI without receiving LDI’s prior consent. All parties, and on behalf of their Representatives if any, shall at any time upon the request of LDI, immediately return to the LDI (or, with the prior direction of LDI, destroy and provide the LDI with written confirmation of such destruction) all property that has become confidential (including notes, writings and other material developed as a result of their relationship with LDI) and all copies thereof and retain none for its files. Notwithstanding such return, the parties shall promptly destroy all memoranda, notes, and other writings prepared by the parties based upon or which include the confidential information, and the parties shall provide certification to the effect that they have fully complied with the requirements of this paragraph.
Parties will not make any copies of the information except to the extent permitted and instructed by LDI. All of the provisions of this Agreement shall survive the return of the confidential information to this LDI for an indefinite period.
The Parties further acknowledge and agree that these terms and conditions pertaining to LDI’s proprietary interests and confidentiality shall continue to be in full force and effect at all times after the duration of their relationship with LDI, regardless of any prior material breach by the Parties or reason for termination of this Agreement.
Learning Designs, Inc. represents that all information, documentation and records related to or associated with the development and delivery of its products and services, its business and financial processes and procedures, maintaining customer records and data as well as working with its partners and suppliers, which is not made available to the public, is and shall remain at all times the proprietary property (“property”) of LDI.
As such, all LDI employees, customers and other persons affiliated with LDI, the (“parties”), acknowledge by way of contract that if they become exposed or gain access to said property, all said documentation, records, data and information shall at all times remain confidential and as such, the parties shall not disclose to any other third party any aspect of said property for any reason. Furthermore, said property shall only be accessed or utilized by said party as needed and determined by an LDI principal responsible for the use of said property, for the sole purpose of fulfilling their responsibilities on behalf of LDI. Exceptions to this confidentiality requirement will apply to all information, data or deliverable content that (1) was known by or in possession before their services or affiliation with LDI, (2) that was or has become publicly known without any breach by the parties, (3) that was or is received in good faith from a third party not subject to the terms of this or any other confidentiality agreement, and (4) is required to be produced or made known because of judicial order or decree or by a governmental entity with lawful jurisdiction.
All parties shall further acknowledge that they have no ownership or possessory rights to said property without receiving prior written authorization from LDI. The parties may not at any time alter, copy, mass produce, distribute, or sell said property owned by LDI without receiving LDI’s prior consent. All parties, and on behalf of their Representatives if any, shall at any time upon the request of LDI, immediately return to the LDI (or, with the prior direction of LDI, destroy and provide the LDI with written confirmation of such destruction) all property that has become confidential (including notes, writings and other material developed as a result of their relationship with LDI) and all copies thereof and retain none for its files. Notwithstanding such return, the parties shall promptly destroy all memoranda, notes, and other writings prepared by the parties based upon or which include the confidential information, and the parties shall provide certification to the effect that they have fully complied with the requirements of this paragraph.
Parties will not make any copies of the information except to the extent permitted and instructed by LDI. All of the provisions of this Agreement shall survive the return of the confidential information to this LDI for an indefinite period.
The Parties further acknowledge and agree that these terms and conditions pertaining to LDI’s proprietary interests and confidentiality shall continue to be in full force and effect at all times after the duration of their relationship with LDI, regardless of any prior material breach by the Parties or reason for termination of this Agreement.
LDI's Policy Regarding Proprietary Interests
Any instructor, whether it be an employee or contractor, must divulge to learners any interests they have in any materials or other assets used in the course. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Disclosure of competing companies, including any companies they own
- Disclosure of other services they provide (e.g., counseling, training, financial planning, etc.)
