Glossary A–Z

The words we use, in plain language.

A B C G H L M P Q R S T V W

Access code: A code a candidate must enter to start a test. Read more →
Attempt: One sitting of a test by one person. Each attempt has its own timer, answers and result. Read more →
Audit trail: An append-only record of privileged actions. Read more →
Batch: A cohort of learners, common in academies and training programmes. Read more →
Candidate: A person invited to take one assessment by personal link, without an account. Read more →
Chapter: The unit a learner opens inside a topic: text, video, document or link, optionally with a quiz. Read more →
Client / workspace: One institution's isolated space in JusPrep, identified by a short code. Read more →
Credit: A prepaid unit used for candidate attempts and AI features. Read more →
Guardian: A parent or guardian linked to one learner, with a read-only view. Read more →
Hidden test case: A coding test case used for scoring and never sent to the browser. Read more →
Hold: Credits reserved when an attempt starts, consumed or returned afterwards. Read more →
Ledger: The append-only list of every credit balance change. Read more →
Module: A part of the product switched on for a workspace, such as attendance or jobs. Read more →
Proctoring: Monitoring of an attempt by camera, microphone and browser signals. Read more →
Question bank: A reusable library of questions that tests draw from. Read more →
Release: The step that makes results or certificates visible to learners. Read more →
Smart builder: A way to compose a test by random draws from the bank. Read more →
Topic: A group of chapters inside a course. Read more →
Violation: A recorded proctoring incident, such as a tab switch. Reaching the limit auto-submits the attempt. Read more →
Wallet: A learner's balance of practice credits. Read more →