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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
According to [https://www.adlnet.gov/using-xapi-need-help-choosing-an-lrs/ ADL] (retrieved June 2016) {{quotation|The [[Experience API]] (xAPI) is an open source specification that allows you to track any experience (i.e., formal, informal, or operational). xAPI can track reading an article or interacting with an eBook, watching a training video, chatting with a mentor, physiological measures such as heart-rate data, quiz scores, and answer history by question.}} | According to [https://www.adlnet.gov/using-xapi-need-help-choosing-an-lrs/ ADL] (retrieved June 2016) {{quotation|The [[Experience API]] (xAPI) is an open source specification that allows you to track any experience (i.e., formal, informal, or operational). xAPI can track reading an article or interacting with an eBook, watching a training video, chatting with a mentor, physiological measures such as heart-rate data, quiz scores, and answer history by question.}} Expressed with a picture: | ||
[[file:xAPIDataFlow.jpg|1000px|none|thumb|Data Flow in xAPI. Source: [https://github.com/adlnet/xAPI-Spec/blob/master/xAPI-About.md#partone Experience API] ]] | |||
See also: | See also: | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 2 April 2019
Introduction
According to ADL (retrieved June 2016) “The Experience API (xAPI) is an open source specification that allows you to track any experience (i.e., formal, informal, or operational). xAPI can track reading an article or interacting with an eBook, watching a training video, chatting with a mentor, physiological measures such as heart-rate data, quiz scores, and answer history by question.” Expressed with a picture:
Data Flow in xAPI. Source: Experience API
See also: