Operations & Administration (Control)
Glossary and “What's new”
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The platform's terms explained in plain words, with other words for the same thing and a reference to the matching entry — plus the latest new features.
Po co#
Tenant, sphere, speaker spot, head start: whoever understands the words understands the platform.
Jak to działa#
Ścieżka kliknięćHandbookGlossary
- 1In the handbook open “Glossary” (address /handbuch/glossar).
- 2Jump via the letter bar; every term names other words for it (“Also …”) and leads to the entry with “More on this” (Rys. 1).
Rys. 1 A term in the glossary with explanation, other words for it and “More on this”. - 3Under “What's new” (address /handbuch/neu) read the latest new features, each with a date and a reference to the entry.
Ustawienia i przełączniki#
Brak własnego przełącznika w katalogu — funkcja należy do swojego otoczenia.
- Part of the handbook; switched on and off with the switch “Handbook”.
Where “What's new” comes from#
The new features are created from the development history and assigned to an entry. So every news item leads to where the feature is described.
Glossary, handbook, knowledge#
- Glossary — one word, one sentence.
- Handbook — how a feature of this platform is operated.
- Knowledge — background on learning platforms, courses and further education, independent of operation.
Wskazówki#
- The handbook's search also finds glossary terms; a term of the same name can appear before the entry.
Wypróbuj sam#
Zeskanuj kod QR lub naciśnij przycisk
Strona jest dostępna bez logowania.
Wypróbuj samhttps://kurs.balzac-publishers.com/handbuch/glossar
Powiązane funkcje#
- This handbookThe handbook to all features — searchable, filterable by role and area, with click paths, QR codes for trying things out, deep links and a print view.
- Knowledge section “Knowledge”Public articles on learning platforms, course creation, further education, regulation and credentials — every question answered briefly first, then in depth, with sources and date, in German and English.
