Every new learning and development technology is frequently
hyped as the next big solution. Tin Can API, also known as Experience API or simply
xAPI, is a promising addition to this collection. I recently attended a
workshop about Tin Can led by Mike Hruska and Neil Lasher, both deeply involved
in shaping its development. Despite all the reading I had done about Tin Can to
prepare for the workshop, I still wasn’t able to fathom exactly what it did,
but I was excited to learn the details from the experts...
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Friday, April 19, 2013
Kicking the (Tin) Can
Labels:
analytics,
Experience API,
GP Strategies,
Hruska,
innovation,
Lasher,
learning,
learning paths,
LMS,
SCORM,
technology,
Tin Can API,
tool,
training,
xAPI
Monday, April 23, 2012
The classroom vs. elearning
Technology for learning is available at our fingertips, from our desktops and across the Internet. As organizations search for cost-effective alternatives to onsite classroom training, it is natural to wonder if face- to-face classroom training is still worth the time and effort. Is it even relevant?
Read the rest of the post on the Greenlight Communications blog.
Read the rest of the post on the Greenlight Communications blog.
Labels:
classroom,
e-learning,
elearning,
learning,
technology,
thinking,
training,
web-based
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