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Core terms

  • school: the tenant boundary for almost all Kralis data
  • year: the academic year for a school, stored in strict sequence
  • term: a period inside an academic year
  • class: the academic level in the school hierarchy
  • section: a student grouping that may be global or tied to a single class
  • Access PIN: a PIN inventory record used for student access workflows

Classroom

  • Classroom event: the durable scheduled or instant live-class definition
  • Classroom session: one live run of an event
  • event audience: invite-only, class with optional section, or school-wide
  • event role: host, moderator, presenter, participant, or observer
  • admission: a persistent waiting-room request and decision
  • participant: a Kralis user’s event-level role and participation summary
  • presence interval: one verified join-to-leave interval used for attendance
  • expected attendee: a user frozen into a scheduled event’s attendance roster
  • attendance override: an audited manager status that preserves calculated evidence
  • recording segment: one independently numbered MP4 operation for a session
  • presentation source: native whiteboard, shared screen, or none
  • Classroom whiteboard: a standalone persistent Excalidraw board
  • whiteboard revision: an immutable saved board document
  • editor lease: the renewable right held by the board’s current active editor
  • collaboration group: a reusable Classroom cohort, separate from global Kralis authorization groups
  • operational issue: a persistent Classroom incident available for manager review and resolution

Student operations

  • promotion: the school-scoped operation that moves students to the next class
  • annual record: the year-level academic record tied to a student and class
  • created by: the user context captured when a student is created through a supported path

Interfaces

  • GraphQL: the main application API used by Kralis Web
  • GraphiQL: the browser-based GraphQL explorer
  • Swagger UI: interactive REST reference
  • ReDoc: REST reference presentation