Glossary
This chapter provides definitions of key terms and concepts used throughout the TET platform user manual. The glossary serves as a reference for teaching staff and learners to better understand the terminology related to the platform's features and functionalities.
| Term | Definition |
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| Admin | A user role with full control over the platform, including managing users, permissions, and system settings. |
| API (Application Programming Interface) | A set of rules that allows external applications to interact with the TET platform programmatically. |
| Course (Book) | The highest-level container in the TET platform, used to group related content (e.g., course materials). |
| Topic (Shelve) | A collection of multiple courses (Books) grouped together for better organization, typically by course or topic. |
| Chapter | A subdivision of a course (Book), used to organize content into smaller, related sections. |
| Commenting | A feature that allows users to provide feedback or discuss specific parts of a Page within the platform. |
| Content | General term for the materials created or managed in the platform, including courses, chapters, and pages. |
| Filter | A tool for narrowing down search results or displayed content based on specific criteria, such as tags or types. |
| Homepage | The central hub of the platform where users can view recent activity, access content, and manage tasks. |
| MFA (Multi-factor Authentication) | An additional layer of security requiring users to verify their identity through multiple methods, such as a password and a code sent to their email. |
| Page | The most granular unit of content in the platform, containing detailed information, resources, or media. |
| Permission | A specific capability assigned to a role, such as the ability to edit content, upload files, or manage users. |
| Public | A non-registered user role that allows viewing content but restricts editing or administrative access. |
| Real-time editing | A feature that allows multiple users to edit the same content simultaneously, with changes appearing in real time. |
| Role | A classification of users that defines their permissions and access levels on the platform (e.g., Admin, Teacher, Student, Public). |
| Search | A tool for locating specific content within the platform using keywords, filters, or tags. |
| Student | A user role that allows creating, editing, and deleting own pages, but does not include administrative permissions or permissions to manage courses, chapter, or other pages. |
| Tag | A label used to categorize content and make it easier to locate through search or navigation. |
| Teacher | A user role that allows creating, editing, and deleting content but does not include administrative permissions. |
| Version history | A feature that tracks changes made to a Page, allowing users to view, compare, or restore previous versions. |
| WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) | A content editor that allows users to format text, add images, and structure content visually without needing to write code. |
How to Use This Glossary
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Teaching staff can refer to the glossary to clarify roles, permissions, or features while managing content.
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Learners can use it to better understand platform terminology as theynavigate and interact with materials.
By providing clear definitions, this glossary ensures all users have a shared understanding of the TET platform's functionalities, supporting effective collaboration and content creation.