Platform Glossary

This glossary describes key concepts and terminology used throughout Oreed. If you're looking for help getting started with Oreed, take a look at our other Getting Started articles.

A

Active member

A user who can connect to the platform.

Activity

The types of activities you can create are the building blocks of activities in Oreed. Each activity is an individual frame within a course.

Content Table.
Activity Forum.
Assessment Center.
Workshop.
Ticket.
Virtual Experience.

Admin

Local role (but used to be a global role):

Create courses and program templates
Track the statistics of the courses they created
Edit the courses and program templates they created
and more.

Attendance Policy

The policy states that if you meet the requirement, your status will be marked as "attend." If you don't meet the requirement, your status will be marked as "not attend."

Attendance Report

The report is the place where you can locate the attendance progress for the activity and monitor it.

B

Block

It is a constituent element of a program. A block can be an e-learning module, a classroom (virtual or onsite), an evaluation, or an email.

C

Course

It is an "e-learning" type block that was produced with the Oreed authoring tool.

Certificate Role

The completion requirement for an activity to receive a certificate is that you must meet it.

D

Disable Account

It is actually a deactivation (we keep the account data to keep the stats of the courses, this also allows accounts to be reactivated if necessary).

Dashboard

Is the central hub where you can access the learner interface and take control of it.

E

Edit Profile

The section where you have the ability to modify and manage your profile information.

Education

The section where you can access all the available activities and courses.

E-Badge

Is a feature that can be used for on-site attendance and the verification process as necessary.

M

Manager

Can see the statistics of another member. A learner can be a manager

Member

All users of the platform are called members.

N

News

The chronological timeline of events happening in a group. Events can be posts, comments, or new learning content.

O

Onsite

It refers to a type of course that is conducted at a physical location, rather than online or remotely.

On-demand

It refers to a type of course that has been pre-recorded and is available for viewing or access at any time, at the learner's convenience.

P

Participant

A learner who started the training (started = click on "Start Learning" in the first module).

Participation Rate

Percentage of learners who have started a course.

R

Roles

Learner, Author, Admin, and Owner: different roles a member can have (note that a member can have different roles in different groups).

S

Session

A session is a program happening in a defined time range.

W

Wishlist

This is the section where you can access all the items you've added to your wishlist.

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