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The [ELIXIR TeSS](https://tess.elixir-europe.org/) portal, the training registry for Europe's distributed infrastructure for life-science data, is built using the TeSS Platform.
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Event
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An event in TeSS is a link to a single training event sourced by a provider along with description and other meta information (e.g. date, location, audience, ontological categorization, keywords).
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An event in TeSS is a link to a single training event sourced by a provider along with description and other meta information (e.g. date, location, audience, ontological categorization, keywords).
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In SciLifeLab TeSS, this is called a Course. <br>
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Training events can be added manually or automatically harvested from a provider's website.
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Exchange (TeSS-X)
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See [What do we mean by eXchange?](https://elixirtess.github.io/mTeSS-X/exchange) on the mTeSS-X project website for details.
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One installation of the TeSS Platform, on a server, managed by a technical administrator. An instance may have multiple spaces, if this option has been enabled by the administrator.
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One installation of the TeSS Platform, on a server, managed by a technical administrator. An instance may have multiple spaces, if this option has been enabled by the administrator. <br>
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Examples of TeSS instances can be viewed on the [global usages page](global).
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Learning path
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See [Introduction to spaces](../spaces/intro-spaces) for details.
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TeSSHub
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The platform name for a TeSS instance with multiple [spaces](#term-Space-mTeSS)
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The strategic name for a TeSS instance with multiple [spaces](#term-Space-mTeSS)
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that can [exchange](#term-Exchange-TeSS-X) materials with other instances.
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The TeSSHub is one of the outputs from the mTeSS-X project,
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where [ELIXIR TeSS (life sciences)](https://tess.elixir-europe.org/)
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and [PaN-Training (photon and neutron)](https://www.panosc.eu/training-catalogue/)
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will be running multipe spaces from the same server, appearing as distinct catalogues,
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and can share relevant materials.
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and can share relevant materials. <br>
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Communities may be welcome to [request their own space](../spaces/instance-or-space/)
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on a TeSSHub, providing them with their own registry,
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without the need to host and maintain their own instance.
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The main codebase which is used for development, written in Ruby on Rails. The code is open source and [available on GitHub](https://github.com/ElixirTeSS/TeSS) under a BSD 3-Clause licence.
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Training material
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In the context of TeSS, a training material is a link to a single online training material sourced by a content provider (such as a text on a Web page, presentation, video) along with description and other meta information (e.g. ontological categorization, keywords).
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In the context of TeSS, a training material is a link to a single online training material sourced by a content provider (such as a text on a Web page, presentation, video) along with description and other meta information (e.g. ontological categorization, keywords). <br>
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Materials can be added manually or automatically harvested from a provider's website.
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The predominant category that describes the kind of learning material, for example, a presentation, video, handout, publication, poster.
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The scientific subject or field that the training material focuses on, for example, bioinformatics, genetics, biodiversity, genomics.
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The scientific subject or field that the training material focuses on, for example, bioinformatics, genetics, biodiversity, genomics.
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In ELIXIR TeSS, this field uses the [EDAM ontology](https://edamontology.github.io/edam-browser/).
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In PaN-Training, this field uses the [PaNET ontology](https://github.com/pan-ontologies/PaNET).
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Free text about topics clearly identifying the training material.
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Individuals who made substantial intellectual or technical contributions to the conception, design, execution of the training material.
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This field supports freetext name and [ORCID](https://orcid.org/).
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Individuals or entities who provided specific assistance, technical input, data, or materials to the work but may not meet the full criteria for authorship.
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This field supports freetext name and [ORCID](https://orcid.org/).
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The intended group of users or learners for whom the training material is designed, such as researchers, students, postdocs, trainers.
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Workshops, seminars, conferences, summer or winter schools that contribute to or disseminate the training.
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Functions that process a set of inputs and result in a set of outputs.
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In ELIXIR TeSS, this field uses the [EDAM ontology for Operation](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ols4/ontologies/edam/classes/http%253A%252F%252Fedamontology.org%252Foperation_0004?lang=en).
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## User profile
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Definitions of public user details associated with a TeSS use account.
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```{glossary}
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First name
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Your first name.
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Your last name.
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Your individual, professional website.
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ORCID
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Your [ORCID](https://orcid.org/): a free, unique, persistent identifier (PID) that allows individuals to be uniquely distinguished and claim credit for their scholarship work, no matter how many people have a similar name.
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You can authenticate your ORCID from the button on your user profile page.
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The image displayed with your profile is the Gravatar image associated with the provided contact email address, unless you upload another image.
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Gravatar provides a way to link an avatar to an email address so that it can be used across sites and platforms.
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To set-up a linked avatar, go to the [Gravatar site](https://en.gravatar.com).
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Contact email address
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Your email address to receive essential service messages such as a password reset.
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## ORCID for accurately recognising authors of training materials
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Training materials in TeSS can be attributed to any number of authors (for substantial input) and contributors (for a smaller level of input).
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When the author or contributor is a person, their ORCID can be included.
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This free, unique, persistent identifier (PID) allows individuals to be uniquely distinguished and claim credit for their scholarship work, no matter how many people have a similar name.
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When you [manually edit your training material in TeSS](../content/manual-events-materials), as you type the name of each author or contributor, TeSS will suggest a name and ORCID. If you are entering this person for the first time, paste their ORCID in the box after their name.
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If your training material is [automatically ingested into TeSS](../content/structured-data-types), you can add the ORCID URL of each person into the Bioschemas markup under the `@id` or `identifier` property (either property will work). For example:
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