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Facts: Next week, the IEEELTSCxAPI TAG will be taking a vote about if and which aspects of xAPI 1.0.3 to propose to the broader IEEE for consideration as a standard. More important: the nexus of xAPI work is moving toward this group, and it’s active. The work matters, and it needs a home.
Shelly Blake-Plock announced last night via LinkedIn that he would be leading a Technical Advisory Group (TAG) for IEEELTSC (Learning Technologies Standards Committee). Our start point is the xAPI 1.0.3 We’ll discuss all aspects of xAPI such as xAPI Profiles and the relation of xAPI to SCORM and cmi5.
Around the Rustici office, it’s fairly common to hear that eLearning standards move at a glacial pace. xAPI turned 10 years old in April, the oldest versions of SCORM are over 21, and even the “new kid” cmi5 is now 7. The IEEE board approved “ IEEE 9274.1.1-2023 What you can do now to prepare for moving to xAPI 2.0
xAPI and LRS (Learning Record Stores) have been in the news and frankly everywhere within the e-learning industry in the past 1.5 Last heard ADL calls this new standard the Experience API? (on on a side note – I – me, was always told that xAPI and Tin Can are one in the same). Right now, “Tin Can” refers to xAPI.
We thought that there were only so many human beings who wake up early on a Tuesday morning excited to hear a talk about eLearning interoperability standards. We were shocked to see how many people joined Chris Tompkins and Brian Miller on “Our IEEELTSC voting members recap 2023 and what’s next for the standards” webinar last week.
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