Elearning Essentials: SCORM and Tin Can API

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David Rivers

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[1] Introduction

[1] Integrate learning tools with SCORM and Tin Can.mp4

00:59

[2] What you need to know.mp4

01:30

[2] 1. Understanding SCORM

[1] What is an LMS.mp4

01:41

[2] What is SCORM.mp4

02:04

[3] Why is SCORM important.mp4

01:43

[4] The history of SCORM.mp4

01:57

[5] A visual of how SCORM works.mp4

02:43

[3] 2. Popular SCORM-Compliant Authoring Tools

[1] Publish to an LMS with Adobe Captivate.mp4

06:16

[2] Publish to an LMS with Articulate Storyline.mp4

05:38

[3] Publish to an LMS with Lectora Online.mp4

07:19

[4] 3. SCORM-Compliant Publishing Tips

[1] Include graded interactions.mp4

08:29

[2] Lessons for credit vs. not for credit.mp4

03:26

[3] Handle mastery score scenarios.mp4

02:43

[5] 4. Tin Can API (Next-Generation SCORM)

[1] What is Tin Can API, or xAPI.mp4

01:48

[2] How does xAPI differ from SCORM.mp4

01:34

[3] Understand LRS, LMS, and cmi5.mp4

03:01

[4] Four components of the ADL vision.mp4

01:32

[6] Next Steps

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:35

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The rise of elearning is redefining education, from subject-specific inquiry to professional skills development. The growing demand for online course materials is coupled with a growing demand for back-end expertise. Enter the SCORM API, an industry standard for integrating learning tools and programs with learning management systems (LMS). All major elearning software can use SCORM for integration, including Captivate and Articulate—two of the most-watched platforms.

In this course, David Rivers offers you an introduction to the importance and structure of the SCORM API, as well as how to use the API for LMS integration. Find out more about the second generation of compliance integration, Tin Can, the Experience API for recording and analyzing learning events. Whether you’re an instructor, a designer, a developer, or a learner, David gives you the tools to make sense of these back-end elearning essentials.

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Accomplished eLearning Author with over 200 courses live or archived at LinkedIn Learning / lynda.com. Professional Techincal Trainer and experienced Manager of Training Teams in various sectors. Author of numerous Computer Training Books and customized Video Tutorials. Specialties: Superior Presentation Skills Excellent Management Skills Expert knowledge of Office Automation Applications on Windows PCs and the Mac.

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