SPEAK UP™ Course Services Agreement

The 30-Day Presentation Transformation

This Course Services Agreement ("Agreement") is a legal agreement between you and DigitalThink Educar LLC, doing business as DigitalEducar ("DigitalEducar," "Course Provider," "we," "us," or "our") and states the terms and conditions that apply to your purchase of and participation in the SPEAK UP™ training program ("Course"). "You" and "your" as used in this Agreement shall mean you.

By checking the box at checkout to indicate that you have read and agree to this Agreement, the Participant Code of Conduct, and the Privacy Notice, and by completing payment, you agree to be bound by this Agreement.

Article 1 — Definitions

A) Course: The SPEAK UP™ 30-day presentation training program offered by DigitalEducar, including written modules, templates, worksheets, instructor messaging, and live sessions, as offered to a specific cohort.

B) Cohort: The group of participants enrolled in a specific instance of the Course beginning on a specified start date.

C) Materials: Written lessons, templates, worksheets, checklists, and any other resources DigitalEducar makes available to you as part of the Course.

D) Live Session: A scheduled online video session in which the instructor teaches, demonstrates, and works with participants in real time.

E) Third-Party Platforms: Software platforms used to deliver the Course, including but not limited to Skool (course hosting and community), Stripe (payment processing), and a video conferencing platform for Live Sessions. These are operated by independent third parties.

F) Participant Code of Conduct: The standalone document available at https://www.digitaleducar.com/code-of-conduct.html that governs participant behavior during the Course, incorporated into this Agreement by reference.

G) Privacy Notice: The standalone document available at https://www.digitaleducar.com/privacynotice.html that describes how we collect and use your information, incorporated into this Agreement by reference.

H) Parties: Collectively, the parties to this Agreement (DigitalEducar and You).

Article 2 — Assent and Acceptance

By checking the agreement box at checkout and completing payment, you warrant that you have read and reviewed this Agreement, the Participant Code of Conduct, and the Privacy Notice, and that you agree to be bound by all of them. DigitalEducar only agrees to provide the Course to you if you assent.

Article 3 — Age Restriction

You must be at least 18 years of age to purchase or participate in the Course. By enrolling, you represent and warrant that you are at least 18 years of age.

Article 4 — Intellectual Property

You agree that the Course, Materials, the SPEAK UP™ method and acronym, the structure and sequencing of lessons, the templates and worksheets, all ideas presented, processes, content, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets, and know-how provided by DigitalEducar or made accessible through your participation in the Course are the exclusive intellectual property of DigitalEducar, including but not limited to all copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, and other intellectual property ("DigitalEducar IP"). DigitalEducar reserves all rights in the DigitalEducar IP. No rights are granted to you except those expressly stated in Article 5.

4.1 Live Session Content

All Live Sessions, including the instructor's verbal teaching, demonstrations, coaching feedback, examples, and improvised content, are protected works of DigitalEducar. You may not record (audio, video, screen capture, or transcript), reproduce, summarize for distribution, or share the content of Live Sessions outside the Cohort. Personal note-taking for your own learning is permitted.

4.2 No Competing Use

You agree that for a period of 24 months following your completion of, or removal from, the Course, you will not develop, sell, license, teach, or otherwise commercially exploit a public speaking course, training program, methodology, or coaching service that incorporates the SPEAK UP™ method, framework, acronym structure, lesson sequencing, or substantially similar templates and worksheets. This does not prevent you from using the method for your own speaking or from teaching general public speaking principles you knew prior to enrollment.

4.3 Enrollment Representations and Good-Faith Participation

By enrolling, you represent and warrant that:

(a) you are enrolling in good faith for your own personal learning, and not to develop or support a competing course or service, to disrupt the Course or harass participants, or to gather information about the Course for an undisclosed third party;

(b) the identifying information you provide at enrollment — including your name, email, and billing information — is true, accurate, and your own.

Material misrepresentation or breach of these representations is a material breach of this Agreement. DigitalEducar may, based on a reasonable belief of breach, immediately terminate your enrollment for cause under Article 16 without refund, remove you from all Course platforms, and pursue any damages and remedies available under this Agreement and applicable law, including the equitable relief described in Article 4.5.

4.4 Prohibited Acts

You agree that you will not, directly or through any third party:

(a) decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, or attempt to derive the underlying methodology, structure, or know-how of the Course beyond what is reasonably necessary for your own learning;

(b) systematically copy, transcribe, scrape, screen-capture, photograph, or extract Course content — including Materials, Live Session content, instructor feedback, instructor messages, or community content — for any purpose other than your own personal note-taking;

(d) use AI tools, automated systems, large language models, or third-party services to ingest, capture, transcribe, summarize, train on, or extract Course content for any purpose other than your own personal study during the Course access period;

(e) provide, share, transfer, sublicense, sell, or grant access to your account credentials, the Course platform, the Materials, or any other Course content to any person who has not separately enrolled in the Course;

(f) post, publish, broadcast, distribute, or upload any Course Materials or content to any public or private channel, website, social media platform, file-sharing service, AI training dataset, or any other location accessible to non-enrolled persons.

4.5 Remedies for IP Violations

You acknowledge and agree that any violation of Articles 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, or 4.4 would cause DigitalEducar irreparable harm for which monetary damages would be inadequate. In the event of a violation or threatened violation, DigitalEducar shall be entitled to seek injunctive relief, specific performance, and other equitable remedies, in addition to monetary damages and reasonable attorneys' fees and costs, without the requirement to post bond. The 24-month period in Article 4.2 shall be tolled during any period of violation.

4.6 Trademarks

SPEAK UP™, the SPEAK UP™ acronym structure, and any associated logos, slogans, taglines, and brand elements are trademarks of DigitalThink Educar LLC, currently asserted as common-law (unregistered) trademarks under United States and applicable state law, with federal trademark registration intended. DigitalThink Educar LLC reserves all rights in these trademarks, including all rights that arise upon federal registration.

You may not use these trademarks in any manner — including in advertising, marketing, course or program descriptions, social media handles, posts, or profiles, business or domain names, product or service names, hashtags used for commercial purposes, or any branded materials — without DigitalThink Educar LLC's prior written permission. You may not adopt, register, or attempt to register any trademark, service mark, business name, domain name, or social media handle that is identical or confusingly similar to SPEAK UP™ or any DigitalEducar brand element.

Truthful, descriptive references to your own participation in the Course (such as "I completed the SPEAK UP™ program" or "I am an alumnus of SPEAK UP™") are permitted, provided they are accurate, do not imply endorsement or affiliation beyond the fact of your participation, and use the ™ designation when referring to the mark.

4.7 Survival of IP Obligations

The obligations in this Article 4, including without limitation the non-compete in Article 4.2, the enrollment representations in Article 4.3, the prohibited acts in Article 4.4, the trademark restrictions in Article 4.6, and the equitable-remedies acknowledgement in Article 4.5, survive termination or expiration of this Agreement, your completion of the Course, and your removal from any Cohort for any reason.

Article 5 — Limited License Grant to You

5.1 The License

Subject to your full compliance with this Agreement and the Participant Code of Conduct, DigitalEducar grants you a personal, limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license, during the Course access period defined in Article 5.3, solely to:

(a) access and view the written Materials (lessons, templates, worksheets, checklists) on the Skool platform for your own personal learning;

(b) download and retain the templates, worksheets, and checklists provided as downloadable assets, and use them solely for your own personal speaking practice and your own non-commercial speech preparation;

(d) send and receive instructor messages for the purpose of receiving feedback on your own work;

(e) post and interact in cohort community spaces in accordance with the Participant Code of Conduct;

(f) take personal notes for your own learning.

5.2 Reservation of Rights

Any use, right, or activity not expressly granted in Article 5.1 is reserved to DigitalEducar and is not permitted. The license granted in Article 5.1 does not include, and you shall not, without DigitalEducar's prior written consent:

(a) share, distribute, transmit, publish, post, upload, sell, lease, sublicense, lend, or otherwise transfer the Materials, Course content, or any portion thereof to any other person, including family members, colleagues, employees, clients, students, or any third party who has not separately enrolled in the Course;

(b) reproduce or copy the Materials except as strictly necessary for your own personal use as permitted under Article 5.1;

(c) use the Materials or Course content in or for any commercial activity, including teaching, coaching, training, consulting, presentations to clients, public speaking events for compensation, or development of competing materials;

(d) create derivative works, summaries, transcriptions, translations, or adaptations of the Materials or Course content for any purpose other than your own personal note-taking;

(e) use the Materials or Course content to train, fine-tune, or feed any artificial intelligence model, machine learning system, or automated content generation tool;

(f) use the Materials or Course content in any way that would compete with DigitalEducar or violate Article 4.

5.3 Course Access Period

Your access to the Course on Skool — including all Materials, Live Sessions, instructor messaging, and personalized feedback — runs for the duration of your enrolled 30-day Cohort plus a 7-day grace period following the official Cohort end date. The grace period exists to give you a final opportunity to download templates, worksheets, and personal notes for your own future personal reference under the license granted in Article 5.1.

5.4 After the Access Period

After the 7-day grace period concludes, your access to the Course on Skool will end. DigitalEducar is not obligated to maintain access to Course content beyond this period and is not responsible for content remaining accessible or becoming inaccessible due to actions of the Skool platform. You are responsible for downloading or saving any Materials you wish to retain during the access period. Templates and worksheets you have properly downloaded under Article 5.1(b) may continue to be used for your own personal purposes consistent with this Agreement after the access period ends.

5.5 License Termination

This license terminates automatically and immediately upon: (a) the end of the Course access period in Article 5.3; (b) your termination from the Course for cause under Article 16; or (c) any material breach by you of this Agreement, the Participant Code of Conduct, or the Privacy Notice. Upon termination of the license for cause or breach, you shall promptly delete or destroy all copies of the Materials in your possession, except for personal notes you created from your own observations.

Article 6 — Confidentiality

6.1 DigitalEducar's Confidential Information

You agree not to use or disclose to any third party any Confidential Information learned under this Agreement. Confidential Information means this Agreement, all Materials, all conversations or communications from DigitalEducar regarding the Agreement or Course, and anything else that a reasonable person should deem that DigitalEducar would like to keep confidential.

6.2 Cohort Confidentiality

Public speaking learning requires vulnerability. You agree that what other participants share during Live Sessions, in cohort community spaces, in chat, and in any submitted recordings or drafts — including their speech topics, workplace examples, fears, and on-camera performances — is confidential. You will not record, screenshot, transcribe, repeat, share, or distribute outside the Cohort anything another participant says or submits without that participant's explicit written consent. This obligation survives termination of this Agreement.

6.3 Limits on Our Ability to Enforce

While the Participant Code of Conduct prohibits recording and other misconduct by participants, you acknowledge that DigitalEducar cannot fully prevent or guarantee the conduct of other participants. Participants may, in violation of this Agreement and the Code of Conduct, attempt to record sessions, take screenshots, share information outside the Cohort, or behave inappropriately. DigitalEducar will take reasonable steps to enforce the Code of Conduct, including removal of violators, but DigitalEducar is not liable for the actions of other participants. You should consider this when deciding what to share in Live Sessions and submissions, and share only what you are comfortable having others potentially see, hear, or repeat.

6.4 Your Responsibility for Confidential or Sensitive Information

The Course is designed for working professionals who often choose real workplace examples for their speeches. You are solely responsible for what you choose to share in Live Sessions, instructor messages, submitted drafts and recordings, and cohort community spaces. You agree that you will not share, disclose, or use as Course examples any information that you are obligated to keep confidential, including without limitation:

(a) confidential, proprietary, or trade-secret information of your current or former employer, clients, or business partners;

(b) information protected by a non-disclosure agreement, employment agreement, or other contractual confidentiality obligation;

(d) information protected by law or regulation, including without limitation protected health information under HIPAA, non-public personal financial information, material non-public information under securities laws, classified or controlled government information, and educational records protected under FERPA;

(e) personally identifying information about other individuals (clients, colleagues, patients, students, customers) shared without their consent.

You are responsible for understanding your own confidentiality obligations and for choosing examples, scenarios, and details for your speeches that do not violate them. DigitalEducar does not review, screen, or filter what participants share, and accepts no responsibility for participants' disclosure of confidential or sensitive information. If you are unsure whether information is appropriate to share, anonymize it, generalize it, or use a hypothetical example instead. When in doubt, leave it out.

You agree to indemnify DigitalEducar under Article 15 for any claim arising out of confidential, privileged, or legally protected information you shared during the Course.

Article 7 — Content You Post and Submit

7.1 Public Cohort Content

For content you post in cohort community spaces visible to other participants (group posts, comments, public chat), you grant DigitalEducar a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide license to copy, display, use, transmit, and make derivative works of that content for the operation, promotion, and improvement of the Course.

7.2 Private Submissions to Instructor

Content you submit privately to the instructor — including speech drafts, recordings of yourself, completed worksheets, and one-on-one messages — is licensed to DigitalEducar only for the purpose of providing you feedback and operating the Course. We will not publicly display, broadcast, or use such content for marketing or for future cohorts without your separate, specific, written consent.

7.3 Live Sessions

DigitalEducar does not record Live Sessions. The instructor will not record or distribute Live Sessions. As noted in Article 6.3, DigitalEducar cannot guarantee that other participants will not record in violation of the Participant Code of Conduct, and you should share accordingly.

7.4 Testimonials and Marketing Use

If you provide DigitalEducar with a testimonial, success story, or written feedback, you grant DigitalEducar permission to use it in marketing materials with attribution as you direct (full name, first name only, role only, or anonymous). You may revoke this permission for future use at any time by emailing support@digitalthinkeducar.com, though we are not obligated to remove it from materials already printed or distributed.

7.5 Your Ownership

You retain ownership of the content you create. The licenses above are limited and do not transfer ownership.

Article 8 — Connection and Equipment

It is your responsibility to ensure you have the proper internet connection and technical equipment necessary to access the Course, including the ability to use the Third-Party Platforms required for the Course. It is your responsibility to attend Live Sessions you wish to attend on time. DigitalEducar is not responsible for your inability to attend or participate due to your equipment, connection, or scheduling issues.

Article 9 — Third-Party Platforms

9.1 Required Platforms

Course delivery requires use of Third-Party Platforms, including but not limited to Skool (for course content and community), Stripe (for payment), and a video conferencing platform for Live Sessions. To access the Course, you will need to create or use accounts on these platforms.

9.2 Separate Relationships

When you use a Third-Party Platform, you enter into a separate relationship with that platform's provider and are subject to that provider's terms of service, acceptable use policy, and privacy policy. DigitalEducar is not a party to those agreements and does not control them.

9.3 Platform Compliance

You agree to comply with the terms of service and acceptable use policies of every Third-Party Platform you access through the Course.

9.4 Platform Outages

Service interruptions, data loss, account issues, or feature changes caused by Third-Party Platforms are not the responsibility of DigitalEducar. We will use commercially reasonable efforts to assist you or to provide alternative access where feasible.

Article 10 — Payment and Fees

Payment is due at the time of registration. If payment is not complete by the Course start date, you forfeit your place in the Course. Payment is processed by Stripe, Inc. and is subject to Stripe's terms and privacy policy.

Article 11 — Refund Policy / Money-Back Guarantee

11.1 Money-Back Guarantee

Refunds are available only if requested in writing to support@digitalthinkeducar.com within seven (7) calendar days after the Course start date. This is the "money-back guarantee" referenced in our marketing.

11.2 After the Refund Window

After the 7-day window has closed, the Course is non-refundable for any reason, including but not limited to: dissatisfaction with the Course, inability to attend Live Sessions, failure to complete coursework, technical issues on your end, change in personal circumstances, or termination for cause under Article 16.

11.3 No Refund for No-Shows or Early Departure

If you do not attend the Course or you stop participating before completion, you forfeit your payment.

11.4 If We Cancel the Course

If DigitalEducar cancels the Course before it begins, you will receive a full refund.

11.5 Chargebacks

Initiating a payment chargeback or dispute through your payment provider without first contacting us in writing and allowing 14 days for resolution is a material breach of this Agreement. Chargebacks initiated in bad faith may be challenged and may result in collection efforts.

Article 12 — Acceptable Use and Participant Code of Conduct

12.1 Code of Conduct Incorporated

All participants must comply with the Participant Code of Conduct, available at /code-of-conduct.html and incorporated into this Agreement by reference. Material violation of the Code of Conduct is grounds for termination for cause under Article 16, without refund.

12.2 Lawful Use

You agree not to use the Course for any unlawful purpose, to scrape or extract Course content, to upload viruses or harmful code, to circumvent security measures, or to attempt to gain unauthorized access to DigitalEducar systems or other participants' accounts.

12.3 Incident Notifications

If you believe your account credentials have been compromised, or you witness conduct that violates the Code of Conduct, notify us promptly at support@digitalthinkeducar.com with the subject line "Incident Notification."

Article 13 — Course Content and Schedule Changes

We will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide Materials and Live Sessions consistent with the Course agenda. We reserve the right to make reasonable changes to lessons, templates, schedules, and Live Session timing, provided the changes remain consistent with the subject matter and overall structure of the Course.

Article 14 — No Professional Advice; No Guarantees of Outcome

14.1 Educational Coaching, Not Therapy

SPEAK UP™ is an educational coaching program. It is not therapy, counseling, mental health treatment, medical advice, legal advice, or financial advice. No fiduciary, therapeutic, attorney-client, or other professional relationship is created between you and DigitalEducar or the instructor.

14.2 Speaking Anxiety

Fear of public speaking can range from mild discomfort to clinically significant anxiety. If you experience severe anxiety, panic, or distress related to speaking, we encourage you to consult a licensed mental health professional. Participation in the Course is not a substitute for professional mental health care.

14.3 No Guarantee of Outcomes

Public speaking improvement depends on individual practice, prior experience, willingness to apply the method, and many factors outside DigitalEducar's control. DigitalEducar does not guarantee that you will overcome fear of public speaking, deliver successful presentations, achieve professional advancement, win clients, or achieve any specific personal or professional outcome from completing the Course. Testimonials and example outcomes shown in our marketing are illustrative; individual results vary.

Article 15 — Indemnification

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless DigitalEducar and its parent, affiliates, agents, officers, managers, employees, instructors, and owners ("Indemnified Parties") against any and all legal claims, demands, liabilities, damages, judgments, losses, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees, which may arise from or relate to: (a) your breach of this Agreement, the Participant Code of Conduct, or the Privacy Notice; (b) your User Contributions or content you submit to the Course; (c) your conduct toward other participants or the instructor; (d) your use of any Third-Party Platform required to access the Course; (e) any claim by a third party arising out of content, recordings, or information you shared in the Course; and (f) any activity carried out using your credentials with your knowledge or through your negligence. This obligation survives termination of this Agreement.

Article 16 — Termination

16.1 Termination by You

You may stop participating in the Course at any time. Stopping participation does not entitle you to a refund except as provided in Article 11.

16.2 Termination for Cause

DigitalEducar may terminate your access to the Course immediately for cause, without refund. Termination for cause includes but is not limited to: material breach of this Agreement, the Participant Code of Conduct, or the Privacy Notice; harassment of the instructor or other participants; recording, distributing, or reproducing Course content in violation of Articles 4 or 6; misrepresentation of identity, age, or purpose at enrollment; chargeback or payment dispute initiated without first attempting resolution under Article 11.5; and any conduct DigitalEducar reasonably believes poses a risk to other participants, the instructor, or DigitalEducar's systems.

16.3 Termination Without Cause

If DigitalEducar terminates your access without cause (for example, if we discontinue the Course entirely), you will receive a pro-rata refund based on the portion of the Cohort remaining at the time of termination.

16.4 Effect of Termination

Upon termination for any reason, your right to access Live Sessions and instructor services ceases immediately. Termination does not cancel survival of provisions in Article 16.5.

16.5 Survival

All provisions of this Agreement that by their nature should survive termination shall survive, including but not limited to intellectual property rights (Article 4), confidentiality (Article 6), the license you granted in Article 7, indemnification (Article 15), warranty disclaimers (Article 17), limitation of liability (Article 18), and dispute resolution (Article 20).

Article 17 — No Warranties

YOU AGREE THAT YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE COURSE IS AT YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE RISK AND THAT THE COURSE AND MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" BASIS. WE HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY AND ALL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, THAT THE COURSE WILL MEET YOUR NEEDS, THAT THE COURSE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES, THAT THE COURSE WILL BE ERROR-FREE OR SECURE, THAT THE COURSE WILL ELIMINATE YOUR FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING, IMPROVE YOUR PRESENTATION SKILLS, OR PRODUCE ANY SPECIFIC OUTCOME, AND THE RELIABILITY OR ACCURACY OF ANY INFORMATION IN THE COURSE. YOU AGREE THAT ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR TO YOU OR YOUR EQUIPMENT FROM YOUR PARTICIPATION IS YOUR SOLE RESPONSIBILITY.

Article 18 — Limitation on Liability

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMISSIBLE UNDER APPLICABLE LAW, DIGITALEDUCAR'S ENTIRE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT WILL IN NO EVENT EXCEED THE FEES PAID BY YOU TO DIGITALEDUCAR FOR THE COURSE THAT IS THE SUBJECT OF THE DISPUTE, WHETHER OR NOT THE ACTION OR CLAIM IS BASED IN CONTRACT, MISREPRESENTATION, WARRANTY, INDEMNITY, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, OR OTHER LEGAL THEORY. IN NO EVENT WILL DIGITALEDUCAR BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES (WHETHER FORESEEABLE OR NOT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF DATA, GOODWILL, PROFITS, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, OR PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT). THIS EXCLUSION APPLIES EVEN IF DIGITALEDUCAR HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

Article 19 — Public Statements and Disputes

19.1 Direct Resolution First

Before posting public reviews, social media commentary, or contacting third parties about a complaint regarding the Course or instructor, you agree to first raise the complaint in writing to support@digitalthinkeducar.com and allow thirty (30) days for resolution. This does not restrict your right to leave honest reviews after that period or to communicate with regulators or law enforcement at any time.

19.2 No Defamation

You agree not to make false statements of fact about DigitalEducar, the instructor, or other participants. Honest opinions are protected; knowingly false factual claims are not and may be addressed under applicable defamation law.

Article 20 — General Provisions

A) Waivers of UN Convention and UCC. The UN International Treaty on the Sale of Goods does not apply and is waived. The Uniform Commercial Code does not apply and is waived.

B) Jurisdiction, Venue, and Choice of Law. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Florida, excluding its conflict of law principles.

C) Dispute Resolution and Arbitration. In case of a dispute between the Parties, the Parties shall first attempt to resolve the dispute personally and in good faith. If those attempts fail, you may submit the dispute to binding arbitration only. Arbitration shall be conducted by a single arbitrator. The arbitrator shall have no authority to add parties, vary the provisions of this Agreement, award punitive damages, or certify a class. You waive any right to a jury trial and any right to participate in a class action regarding any claim arising under this Agreement.

D) Assignment. This Agreement may not be assigned, sold, leased, or otherwise transferred in whole or part by you. DigitalEducar may assign this Agreement to a successor entity.

E) Severability. If any part of this Agreement is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts will be enforced to the maximum extent possible.

F) No Waiver. Failure to enforce any provision shall not constitute a waiver of future enforcement.

G) Headings for Convenience Only. Headings do not affect interpretation.

H) No Agency, Partnership, or Joint Venture. Nothing in this Agreement creates any agency, partnership, employment, or joint venture relationship between the Parties.

I) Force Majeure. DigitalEducar is not liable for any failure to perform due to causes beyond our reasonable control, including acts of God, pandemics, natural disasters, internet or platform outages, and other unforeseen circumstances.

J) Electronic Communications. You consent to receive communications from us electronically. We may communicate by email, through the Third-Party Platforms, or by posting notices on our website. For questions, email support@digitalthinkeducar.com.

K) Entire Agreement. This Agreement, together with the Participant Code of Conduct and Privacy Notice incorporated by reference, constitutes the entire understanding between the Parties with respect to the Course and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements or understandings, written or oral.