Instruqt Glossary

Isolated virtual environment for safely testing software, running potentially unsafe code, and conducting security assessments.

The time it takes for a developer to set up and run their first successful command, application, or project with a new tool or platform

The amount of time it takes for a customer to realize meaningful value from a product after their initial interaction or purchase.

Tracks are guided learning experiences. There are two main parts to a track: 1) Challenges for users to complete, and 2) Sandboxes for users to interact with, in Challenges.

User interface component in learning platforms for monitoring progress and visualizing performance metrics.

A training environment is a controlled setting designed for teaching and learning. It can be physical or virtual and is equipped with the necessary tools, resources, and infrastructure to facilitate training sessions.

Upskilling refers to the process of learning new skills or improving existing ones to enhance an individual's capabilities in a specific area. This is often done in response to changes in the job market, technological advancements, or evolving business needs. Upskilling helps individuals stay relevant in their current roles or transition to new roles, and it is a key component of professional development and career growth.

Automated creation and management of user accounts and access rights in IT systems and cloud platforms.

A key performance indicator (KPI) that reflects how well a product, service, or experience meets the expectations and needs of its users.

A system that tracks changes to code, content, or configuration files over time, enabling teams to collaborate efficiently, review history, and revert to previous versions when needed.

Cloud-based web browsing solution providing secure, isolated internet access for testing and cybersecurity purposes.

A virtual classroom is an online learning environment that simulates a traditional classroom. It allows instructors and students to interact in real-time through video, audio, chat, and collaborative tools, enabling remote learning.

Virtual IT Labs are online environments that simulate real-world IT systems, networks, and software. These labs provide a safe and controlled space for users to learn, practice, and experiment with various technologies without the risk of damaging actual systems. They are often used for training, testing, and development purposes, allowing learners and professionals to gain hands-on experience with IT infrastructure, software applications, and cybersecurity scenarios. Virtual IT labs can be accessed remotely and are commonly used in educational settings, corporate training, and certification programs.

Cloud platforms providing realistic, hands-on training environments for IT skills development and certification.

Cloud-based simulated environments for hands-on IT training and experimentation without risking real systems.

Emulated computing environments that function as virtual computers within a physical machine's resources.

Virtual sales training is the process of training sales teams through online platforms. It includes webinars, virtual workshops, and digital training modules that focus on developing sales skills and strategies without requiring physical presence.

Virtual Instructor-led training (VILT) is a training format where an instructor leads a training session remotely via a digital platform. It combines the benefits of instructor-led training with the flexibility of virtual delivery, allowing for real-time interaction and engagement.

A webhook is an API driven by events rather than requests and allows Instruqt to send data to an external system when an event like track.completed occurs.

A structured, interactive training session where participants gain hands-on experience with a specific skill, tool, or concept.