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By using this website, you consent and agree that we store these cookies on your computer or device, for the purposes that we express here.

If you choose not to accept our cookies, you can continue to use our website as normal, although your user experience may be slightly impaired.

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small file that is downloaded to your computer when browsing certain web pages. Cookies allow a website, among other things, to store and retrieve information about the browsing movements of a user or its equipment and that can be used to recognize the user.

What types of cookies does the Tres punto e-learning Training website use?

The virtual campus of Tres punto e-learning uses Moodle as a virtual learning platform. Moodle uses two types of cookies:

Session cookie (MoodleSession). It allows you to log in to the platform and keep you registered in the service while you are logged in. It is automatically deleted when you close the session or the browser.

ID cookie (MoodleID). It is limited to remembering your username within the browser. This means that when you return to the site your name will automatically be entered into the "username" field. If you want more security, do not use this option: you will only have to type your name manually every time you want to enter the e-learning platform.

Both types of cookies are anonymous. Moodle does not use third-party, advertising or web analytics cookies.

Revocation and deletion of cookies

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