With the goal of providing a specified and interoperable way to analyze, interpret, and visualize micro-level behavior-driven learning, DAVE offers a framework for analysis and visualization which aligns with xAPI, xAPI Profiles, and the Total Learning Architecture being developed by the Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative (ADL).
Source: Learning Analytics Algorithms: New Open Source Resources from DAVE
SCORM is a technical standard developed by Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative (ADL) over 16 years ago that governs how online learning content and Learning Management Systems (LMSs) communicate with each other. It is the mature de facto industry standard for e-learning interoperability the pre-dates mobile learning and IOT.
cmi5 is a new specification that was co-developed by ADL and the Aviation Industry Computer-Based Training Committee (AICC). This new specification defines how “LMSs launch content” using the Experience API (xAPI) as the content-to-LMS communication layer. cmi5 builds upon the lessons learned from AICC and SCORM specifications, address the limitations of each, and adds new capabilities. cmi5 uses xAPI which was designed with both traditional and non-traditional learning methods (Social, Mobile, Simulations, VR etc.) in mind. cmi5’s use of xAPI enables the development of interoperable features well beyond the traditional LMS model. cmi5 is a key component of an xAPI based learning ecosystem and an excellent starting point for organizations that wish to adopt xAPI.
cmi5 provides the following functionality that SCORM does not:
Prototype demonstrating how xAPI may be utilized to create a custom workflow. H5P empowers everyone to create, share and reuse interactive content – all you need is a web browser and a web site that supports H5P.
מקור: Do you know H5P? | H5P
Watershed can receive data from any xAPI conformant Activity Provider. Many Watershed cards are flexible and you can configure Watershed to display useful visualizations and metrics from almost any xAPI data set. To help you get the most out of your data, we’re working with a number of product vendors to ensure that the data they send is optimized to produce the best possible results in Watershed. We want to help you to configure Watershed cards in the best way possible to display that data.
This guide tells you how to correctly setup up xAPI tracking in Moodle, connect Moodle to Watershed and then configure Watershed to get the best results. As Totara is built on Moodle, this guide works for Totara too.
This guide has 3 sections:
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As an xAPI conformant LRS, Watershed can receive data from any xAPI conformant Activity Provider. Many Watershed cards are flexible and you can configure Watershed to display useful visualizations and metrics from almost any xAPI data set. To help you get the most out of your data, we’re working with a number of product vendors to ensure that the data they send is optimized to produce the best possible results in Watershed. We want to help you to configure Watershed cards in the best way possible to display
As stated on the Github repository, the plugin simply “emits events from the Moodle Logstore as xAPI statements”. For those that don’t know, the Moodle Logstore is a log of activities in Moodle. When you view a course, complete a quiz, or grade a student a log of that activity is recorded in the Logstore. The plugin uses these logs to produce xAPI statements and then sends (emits) them to an LRS that you can configure.
מקור: Learning Locker – the open source learning record store (LRS) – Say hello to our little plugin
“Are the students in the class math level 2 ready?” Every teacher asks it, and you can be best prepared to answer using Wax LRS xAPI. which gives you the ability to see learning wherever it happens, and with Wax LRS’s new Competency Management & Reporting capability, learning leaders will have the tools to answer big questions, on demand, and in real time.
Introducing Competency Reporting in Wax LRS: Answer the Big Questions – The Saltbox Blog.
