Terms
LAST UPDATED · SEPTEMBER 20, 2026
Mouse Practice is a free educational practice website maintained by Nasir Aziz Awan. These terms describe its intended use and limitations.
Use the site for practice
You may use the exercises for personal learning or demonstrate them in a classroom, library or other learning setting. No account or purchase is required. Use the site in a way that does not disrupt its availability or interfere with other users.
The exercises run on practice objects in the page. They do not manage your computer’s files, change mouse settings or install software.
Results and limitations
Results describe only the tasks completed in a particular browser session. They are not a certificate, professional assessment, clinical test or hardware diagnosis. The site makes no promise of a particular improvement, employment outcome or ability in another application.
Different devices, input methods, browser behavior and settings affect the experience. Alternative touch and keyboard controls do not reproduce every physical mouse gesture. A score obtained with one method should not be treated as equivalent to a score from another.
Availability and saved progress
The service is provided as available. Features may change, and errors or interruptions can occur. Local progress can be lost if you clear browser data, use another device or restrict storage. Do not rely on this site as the only record of important information.
Original work and external resources
The site’s original interface, exercise wording and code are provided for use through this website. Linking to the site is welcome. Third-party names and links identify relevant platforms or resources; they do not imply an affiliation or endorsement.
Comfort and choice
Practice at a comfortable pace. You can stop or take a break whenever you wish. These exercises are optional and should not require you to force a movement or continue through discomfort.
Contact and privacy
For questions, use the contact page. Read Privacy for local storage, hosting and email information. Nothing in these terms is intended to remove rights that applicable law does not permit to be excluded.