xAPI: Where It’s Come From and Where It’s Going Next
Editor’s note: Ben Betts of HT2 Labs provides a review of the last year in xAPI. if you want to see how the standard is developing then this is well worth a read.
Browsing: Tin Can
xAPI Barcamp – our #lt15uk fringe event
LearnPatch is delighted to announce #xapi Barcamp – our fringe event for the Learning Technologies…
Does Tin Can mean the demise of SCORM?
Editor’s note: Read this and you will understand how the Experience API works. Great article and a must-read on this technology.
Curatr launches HTML5 and Tin Can-compliant social learning platform
Curatr has launched the next iteration of its social learning platform. Curatr version 3 is…
The Premier League: Ball-watching
Editor’s note: Great share from @andrewjacobsLD. See how football clubs analyse what players do on the pitch and how that can be applied to recruiting new players. Big data meet Tin can . . . and some.
Design implications of the Experience API (Tin Can API)
Editor’s note: Slidedeck from last week’s mLearnCon from Jason Haag, research analyst at The Tolliver Group.
Three free guides to understanding Tin Can
Editor’s note: Learning designer and Tin Can API Working Group contributor Andrew Downes shares some Tin Can resources
TinCan Curious
Editor’s note: Online learning consultant Sam Burrough is curious about the Tin can API and provides a post sharing his curiosity and where it has taken him so far. A good read if you think Tin Can could replace the LMS and are interested in debates around the technology.
Tin Can API
Editor’s note: One of our Curation Camp speakers Tim Drewitt is curating a page on the Tin Can API, which was a hot topic at Learning Technologies 2013.
Beyond learning systems – Tin Can API
Editor’s note: Where does Tin can data fit into the wider workforce analytics? And is there gold there?
The layers of the Tin Can onion
Editor’s note: A review of the Tin Can API by Mike Rustici, whose company Rustici Software is responsible for developing Tin Can.
vTrainingTracker launches at DevLearn: new Tin Can learning record store
Editor’s note: The potential of the Tin can API is beginning to emerge with tools like this that can help record, and put a value on, the under the radar learning that learners get up to.
Tin Can and performer support – “Just Enough – Just in Time – Just for Me”
Editor’s note: Great post on the Tin can API and the possibilities around monitoring what is shared, asked for and received, shifting the concept from learning experiences to what we actually do and therefore opening a whole new world of opportunity.
Dan experienced ‘creating a Tin Can API statement’
Editor’s note: Dan Roddy explores the Tin Can API, generates a statement and reflects on the implication on the API for both the LMS and social learning.
Tin Can: what SCORM isn’t
Editor’s note: A look at the benefits of the Tin Can API – platform agnostic, mobile, improved data . . . the list goes on.