A Practice Task is where a Course stops being reading. You produce something real against a brief, then assess it yourself against the criteria the task publishes up front.
What you need before you can start one
- An active MasarUX Pro subscription.
- The task's Course completed — not merely started.
The Course requirement is not an obstacle put in your way. A Practice Task asks you to apply the whole Course, so it opens when the whole Course is behind you.
Self-assessment, honestly framed
You score your own Practice Task. The criteria you score against are the same standard a reviewed Project would be held to, published in advance so you are not guessing. You also acknowledge, explicitly, that you assessed yourself honestly.
Whether the task counts as passed is decided on the server from what you submitted and how you scored it — never in your browser, and never from a value the page sends.
Editing after you have self-assessed
A self-assessed task is closed to direct edits. To change it you reset it, which reopens it for work. One limit applies: a Practice Task that is part of the evidence behind an Active Professional Credential cannot be reset, because doing so would quietly pull a record out from under a credential that was already issued on the strength of it.
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Related articles
- Formal ProjectsThe submitted work a human reviewer reads — how to prepare it, submit it, and what happens next.
- Course Skills and Professional CompetenciesTwo different things with two different kinds of evidence behind them — and why finishing a Course never verifies a Competency.
- How Missions workA Mission groups Courses toward one outcome, and unlocks the next one when its own requirements are met.
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