eXact Learning Solutions Named on the Tin Can API Adopters Website
Summary
The LCMS supports not only xAPI (TinCan) but also SCORM 1.2 and 2004, AICC and IMS standards, as well as export in ePub, PDF and Word formats – allowing for single source, multiple output publishing.The founder and CEO of the company, Ezio Lattanzio, is the President of the Italian Federation of Consulting, Communication, Research and Web publishing (Confindustria Intellect), the Chairman of the European Federation of Management Consultancies Associations (FEACO) and a member of the Main Board of the European Learning Industry Group (ELIG).For more information, please contact: Bob Little, Bob Little Press & PR, Office +44 (0)1727 860405; Email press@exactls.com Genoa, Italy, March 25, 2015 --( PR.com )-- The digital learning content management business solution provider, eXact learning solutions, and its learning content management system (LCMS) have been named on the official list of Tin Can adopters.The list appears on the Tin Can API adopters’ website, owned by Rustici Software, the company that wrote the Tin Can specification.When learning has occurred and requires recording, Tin Can API - a web service that allows software clients to read and write experiential data in the form of ‘statement’ objects - sends secure statements in the form of ‘noun, verb, object’ (or ‘I did this’) to a Learning Record Store (LRS).An LRS is a repository which can share these statements with other LRSs.What matters is that the Tin Can API statements reach the LMS/LCMS.“Moreover, allowing LRSs to share data and transcripts with one another enables learners’ records to follow them as they move organizations and provide people with ‘personal data lockers’.”The key points about Tin Can API are that it allows:• More learning activities – informal and formal - to be tracked, rather than just the SCORM-captured formal activities relating to LMS-hosted courses.• Tracking even when the learning takes place offline – since the results can be uploaded to the LRS when the learning delivery device is next online.• Developers to build content however they wish because they don’t have to rely on browser and associated browser-based technologies, such as JavaScript.