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What is xAPI? How does cmi5 modify xAPI? Are you ready to move on from SCORM and plan for the future? Download LearnUpon's free eBook about xAPI and cmi5 to find out more.
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What You Need To Know About Tin Can Api. Why it's needed, how it works, what it can do
I’m sure that by now many of you will already have come across the biggest buzzword to hit E-Learning town since the second coming of SCORM in 2004.
Yes folks, a new standard has landed on our shores and it’s called Tin Can API (AKA Experience API).
So what is Tin Can? What does it do? What does it look like? And what can it do for your organisation? Well let’s have a look.
Yes folks, a new standard has landed on our shores and it’s called Tin Can API (AKA Experience API).
So what is Tin Can? What does it do? What does it look like? And what can it do for your organisation? Well let’s have a look.
Many organizations are ready for learners to stop clicking next to continue, but still need to track what formal training those learners have completed. They’re limited by the constraints of SCORM, so their L&D efforts start to look the same year after year.
Check out these answers to popular questions on how Tin Can works, what you can do with it and more!
In an exclusive interview with Learnnovators, Mike Rustici talks about the Tin Can API specification, and how it is spreading throughout the world, getting people excited, spurring innovation, changing an entire industry, and might actually end up affecting how children are educated.
In this article, we discuss the potential applications of Tin Can API , by triggering thoughts and ideas on the topic, along with curated pointers to some of the resources available on the web.
Experience API gives L&D the ability to design and develop more engaging learning solutions… but we still have a long way to go before we are really harnessing all this new potential. The technology we use to deliver and manage these solutions has a great deal of catching up to do… and that catching up requires significant time and financial investment.
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