xAPI is now an IEEE Standard – but does your LMS Support it yet?
xAPI has been around for over 10 years now. Starting as the Tin-Can API Project. Having been involved with the growth of xAPI, it is so great to see the next iteration of xAPI (xAPI 2.0) now become officially recognized as an IEEE Standard (IEEE 9274.1.1-2023). The big deal here is who has approved it. […]
Remote Asssessment using xAPI with Remote Reviewer
xapi.com.au / The Digital Learning Guy have recently launched their initial MVP of Remote Reviewer. Remote Reviewer is an online platform that provides secure and flexible solutions for conducting assessments and evaluations remotely. With the power of xAPI technology, data is efficiently captured and stored, making it easier to manage and track results. Whether you […]
Recognition and Awards 2022
2022 has seen a lot of growth in my learning and achievements and some awards. I have built a team around the globe to deliver training on DCFC Chargers and implemented a Global Certification Program for all Technicians to be part of a program to service and maintain DC Chargers. I also presented at the […]
Capture Latitude and Longitude with xAPI (GeoLocation) and save to Learning Record Store [Part 3]
This article is Part in a series of how to use latitude and longitude (geolocation) in xAPI. If you have not yet viewed the introduction and how to setup Google Maps , please head on over to Capture Latitude and Longitude with xAPI (GeoLocation) and save to Learning Record Store Part 1 or Part 2. […]
Capture Latitude and Longitude with xAPI (GeoLocation) and save to Learning Record Store [Part 1]
As I continue to learn more about xAPI I’m discovering how flexible xAPI can be. This article is a three part series based on using Latitude and Longitude coordinates in xAPI. The articles will cover why you would use geolocation and some applications for it’s use. It will also cover what you need to know […]
xAPI Best Practices from Learning Solutions
Scrolling through LinkedIn today showed an awesome article written by Jason Haag on Learning Solutions that is well worth a read and needed to be shared. The article looks at 10 best practice methods that should be adopted when developing and sending xAPI statements and in particular, using the Context Extensions to gather richer more […]
How to capture xAPI statements from a Video
Recently along with Peter Hawkins of the Australian xAPI User Group, I presented at a Local event for the Australian Institute of Training and Development (AITD) QLD/NT Council on an introduction to xAPI and a real time demo of how xAPI can be used with a Video. The concept was to show, in almost real […]
Open Course: Introduction to Experience API (xAPI)
The final part of the Edx course on MicroMasters Instructional Design and Technology was to develop a course. If you’ve been following, you would’ve seen a few articles on Experience API (xAPI). My final capstone project was to develop a course that could be run over a 2-3 week period. In true sharing fashion, the […]
eLearning, xAPI and Data Driven Design
As I delve more in to the world of xAPI and gain a higher level of understand as well as it’s full potential, Data Driven Learning Design, based on Data Driven Body Language has crept into many of my searches. This is a concept conceived by Lori Niles-Hofmann and to me, makes absolute perfect sense, […]
Understanding an xAPI Statement
Understanding how the Experience API (xAPI sometimes known as Tin-Can API) is structured is the first hurdle to knowing just how flexible and powerful the xAPI can be. If you consider this: you have a Learning Management System (LMS) as part of your Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) and you want to know WHAT, WHERE, WHEN […]