Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms set out the conditions and procedures for using AirReading (에어리딩), the reading-education service provided by 에어랩창의융합교육원 (the "Operator") (the "Service"), and the rights and obligations of the Operator and Members.

Article 2 (Definitions)

1. "Service" means all of the learning and management functions that the Operator provides through airreading.kr · app.airreading.kr · manage.airreading.kr and related apps. The Service was formerly called 「리드온」 (ReadOn).
2. "Academy" means a private academy or educational institution that has entered into a service agreement with the Operator and conducts classes through the Service.
3. "Partner" means a distributor or branch that has entered into a contract with the Operator to recruit and manage academies in its region.
4. "Member" means a person who has been issued an account and uses the Service, namely a Learner or a Staff Member.
5. "Learner" means a student who attends an Academy and uses the Service with a learning account.
6. "Guardian" means the legal representative of a Learner.
7. "Staff Member" means an academy director, a teacher, or an employee of the Operator or a Partner who has been issued a work account.
8. "Learning Records" means the answers, writing, concept maps, debate arguments and plans that a Learner writes and submits in the Service, together with progress and attendance records, teacher feedback, evaluation rubrics and overall learning reviews.
9. "Content" means the textbooks, reading passages, illustrations, activities, evaluation criteria, videos and the like that the Operator provides in the Service.
10. "AI Features" means the AI assistant, which gives questions or feedback on a Learner's writing, and the functions that produce draft overall learning reviews, class debate summaries and concept-map summaries.

Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of the Terms)

1. The Operator posts these Terms on the Service screen (airreading.kr/terms).
2. The Operator may amend these Terms to the extent that doing so does not violate applicable laws.
3. When amending these Terms, the Operator will announce the effective date and the reasons on the Service screen from 7 days before the effective date. If the amendment is unfavorable to Members, the Operator will announce it from 30 days before the effective date and will also notify Members separately through the affiliated Academy or the registered contact details.
4. If a Member continues to use the Service without expressing refusal by the effective date, the Member is deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms. A Member who does not agree may terminate the service agreement.

Article 4 (Matters Not Provided for in These Terms)

Matters not provided for in these Terms are governed by applicable laws and commercial practice. Matters such as fees and contract periods between an Academy or Partner and the Operator are governed by the relevant service agreement.

Article 5 (Issuance of Accounts)

1. A learning account is issued by the affiliated Academy or, when a Guardian submits an application for use, activated after the affiliated Academy confirms the application.
2. Staff accounts are issued by the Operator or by an administrator to whom the Operator has granted authority. There is no way to sign up by oneself.
3. An academy may apply to join on the academy recruitment page (airreading.kr/academy/). Once the Operator reviews and approves the application, the Academy and the academy director's account are created.

Article 6 (Application for Use and Formation of the Agreement)

1. A Guardian applies for use after confirming the affiliated Academy through a link or QR code received from the Academy, or on the application page.
2. An application requires the student's name, grade and school name and the Guardian's mobile phone number, and requires consent to the collection and use of personal information. For a student under the age of 14, consent regarding the student's personal information is given by the Guardian as the legal representative.
3. When an application is received, a staff member of the affiliated Academy contacts the Guardian. When the Academy activates the account, a service agreement is formed between the Operator and the Member, and the Academy sets the ID and password and provides them.
4. When an Academy registers a learning account directly, it must register only students whose Guardians have given consent.
5. The Operator and the Academy may reject an application made in another person's name or containing false information, and may terminate the agreement if this is discovered later.

Article 7 (Account Management)

1. Members manage their own IDs and passwords and must not disclose them to or lend them to others.
2. The temporary password received at first can be changed under Change password.
3. Members may link a Google account to an account that has already been issued and sign in with Google. New accounts cannot be created through Google sign-in.
4. A Member who becomes aware that another person is using the Member's account must immediately notify the Operator or the affiliated Academy. The Operator is not liable for any damage arising from a failure to notify.
5. If several people use the same device, Members must log out when they finish using the Service.

Article 8 (Termination of the Agreement and Suspension of Use)

1. Members may at any time terminate the service agreement and request deletion of their personal information by making a request to the Operator or the affiliated Academy. A request on behalf of a Learner may be made by the Guardian. Requests are handled in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
2. The affiliated Academy may suspend the use of a learning account. A suspended account cannot be used to log in.
3. Staff accounts may be suspended or deleted by the party that issued them.
4. When an Academy's service agreement ends, the handling of that Academy's accounts is governed by the service agreement between the Academy and the Operator.

Article 9 (Description of the Service)

1. Viewing textbooks and step-by-step learning activities
2. Writing and submitting activities, and keeping Learning Records
3. Live classes opened by teachers, and class sharing
4. Teacher feedback, evaluation rubrics and overall learning reviews
5. AI Features
6. Management functions for Academies and Partners (rosters, classes, attendance, billing, bulletin boards, reports)
7. Internal mail between staff of the Operator and Partners. Internal mail is exchanged only within the Service and is not sent as email.

Article 10 (AI Features)

1. Questions, feedback, draft overall learning reviews, class debate summaries and concept-map summaries produced by AI are reference material. They may contain content that is incorrect or unsuitable.
2. Results produced by AI are not grades or evaluation results. Overall learning reviews are finalized after teachers check them, and the final judgment in evaluation is made by teachers.
3. When an AI Feature runs, the writing produced by the Learner is transmitted to the external provider entrusted with AI processing (OpenAI). Names, IDs, student numbers and contact details are not attached. Details are governed by the Privacy Policy.
4. Teachers can turn off the AI assistant for each class.
5. The Operator does not guarantee outcomes, such as school admissions or evaluations, that are based on results produced by AI.

Article 11 (Sharing Within a Class)

1. Writing that a Learner produces in activities may be visible, together with the Learner's name, to Learners in the same class during class.
2. When a teacher displays one Learner's writing on the whole-class screen, the Learner's name is hidden by default.
3. Writing produced by a Learner is viewed by Learners in the same class, teachers and the academy director of the affiliated Academy. The management screens of the Operator and Partners do not show the content of writing; they show only status such as submissions and attendance.
4. The Operator handles Learning Records only where necessary to operate the Service, such as responding to outages or handling inquiries.

Article 12 (Changes to and Suspension of the Service)

1. The Operator may change the content of the Service for textbook revisions or feature improvements. Important changes will be announced in advance.
2. If there is an unavoidable reason such as maintenance, an outage, a communication failure or a natural disaster, the Service may be suspended temporarily. Where possible, advance notice will be given.
3. If the Operator intends to end the Service, it will give notice 30 days in advance and will also explain how Learning Records will be handled.

Article 13 (Service Fees)

1. Service fees, payment methods, billing timing, refunds and contract periods are governed by the service agreement between the Academy or Partner and the Operator.
2. The Operator bills service fees to Academies and does not bill Learners or Guardians directly.
3. Tuition that an Academy receives from Guardians is a matter between the Academy and the Guardians, and the Operator is not involved in it.

Article 14 (Obligations of the Operator)

1. The Operator complies with applicable laws and these Terms and endeavors to provide the Service in a stable manner.
2. The Operator protects the personal information of Members and Learners, and discloses and complies with its Privacy Policy.
3. Considering that the Service is used by children and adolescents, the Operator reviews its textbooks so that harmful content is not included in them.
4. If an opinion or complaint from a Member is justified, the Operator handles it without delay.

Article 15 (Obligations of Members)

1. Members must not use another person's account or collect other persons' personal information.
2. Members must not reproduce, distribute or transmit Content such as textbooks, reading passages, illustrations and videos without permission, or use it for commercial purposes.
3. Members must not write posts that defame, discriminate against or harass other Learners or Members.
4. Members must not intentionally enter their own or other persons' personal information, or content that harms other persons, into the AI assistant.
5. Members must not interfere with the operation of the Service or access servers or data without permission.
6. Members must not engage in any other conduct that violates laws or public order.
7. Guardians guide Learners to comply with the above, and notify the affiliated Academy if any information entered at the time of application changes.

Article 16 (Copyright)

1. Copyright in the Content belongs to the Operator or the original copyright holder. Members may use the Content only within the Service and only for learning purposes.
2. Rights in excerpts from original texts, book covers and bibliographic information included in textbooks belong to the respective rights holders.
3. Copyright in the writing and concept maps produced by a Learner belongs to the Learner.
4. The Operator uses Learning Records only to the extent necessary to provide the Service, such as teacher feedback, class sharing, overall learning reviews and AI Features.
5. The Operator does not use Learning Records to train AI models. To use them for any other purpose, the Operator will give notice in advance and obtain any necessary consent.

Article 17 (Protection of Personal Information)

The Operator protects the personal information of Members and Learners in accordance with applicable laws, including the Personal Information Protection Act. Collection, use, provision, retention and destruction are governed by the Privacy Policy.

Article 18 (Restrictions on Use)

1. If a Member violates Article 15, the Operator may restrict the Member's use in the order of a warning, temporary suspension and termination of the agreement. If a Member violates laws or causes serious harm to others, the Operator may terminate the agreement immediately.
2. When restricting use, the Operator will notify the reason and give an opportunity to raise an objection. For a learning account, notice is given to the Learner and the Guardian through the affiliated Academy; for a staff account, notice is given to the account holder and to the affiliated Academy or Partner.

Article 19 (Compensation for Damages)

If the Operator or a Member violates these Terms and causes damage to the other party, that party shall compensate for the damage.

Article 20 (Limitation of Liability)

1. The Operator is not liable where it fails to provide the Service due to force majeure such as a natural disaster or a communication failure.
2. The Operator is not liable for damage caused by the fault of a Member.
3. The Operator does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of posts that Members upload to the Service.
4. Paragraphs 1 through 3 do not apply to damage caused by the Operator's intentional misconduct or gross negligence.

Article 21 (Notices)

1. The Operator notifies Members by an appropriate method among posting on the Service screen, notifications within the Service, notice through the affiliated Academy, and the registered contact details.
2. Notices to all Members may be replaced by posting on the Service screen for 7 days or more.

Article 22 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)

1. These Terms are interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.
2. Any dispute relating to the use of the Service shall be brought before the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.

Addendum

These Terms take effect on October 17, 2026.

Operator: 에어랩창의융합교육원 · Representative 박호석 · Business registration no. 872-97-00313 · 경기도 부천시 오정구 상오정로 64-1, 제비동 3층 301호(오정동, 성원골드스테이츠) · Contact 010-6330-6627

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