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Seven Tips for an Easy and Effective LMS Switch

Upside Learning

I’d written a few posts on how to decide between hosted and behind-the-firewall option , what typical things training companies look in an LMS for , and a recent one on five things not to do while selecting an LMS. Standards compliance – SCORM, AICC. The LMS remains a key link in the success chain. What versions?

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What is Cmi5? A new set of rules for xAPI

LearnUpon

SCORM has long been the most common standard for eLearning content. In recent years another standard has emerged that has breathed new life and possibilities into the way in which your content can interact with your LMS and wider eLearning ecosystem. Initially called Tin Can, a more formal name of xAPI was settled upon. Extensibility.

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Learning Management: What does a Training Company need an LMS for?

Upside Learning

For the purpose of this post I am focusing on the premise that training companies will be using the LMS to host and deliver/sell their own training content online to their existing and new customers (or individual users). Most training companies seem to prefer the vendor host and support the LMS. Who’s who in the LMS?

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Learning Management: What does a Training Company need an LMS for?

Upside Learning

For the purpose of this post I am focusing on the premise that training companies will be using the LMS to host and deliver/sell their own training content online to their existing and new customers (or individual users). Most training companies seem to prefer the vendor host and support the LMS. Who’s who in the LMS?

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Day 4. Getting to grips with SCORM API

LearnUpon

But given the scrutiny both technologies are under, and their love/hate relationship with firewalls , JavaScript APIs represent a sensible approach. Otherwise an LMS would be said to overwrite history, which is prohibited by the SCORM standard, and rightly so. The object, however, doesn’t have to be JavaScript-based.

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Day 4. How SCORM tracks course content

LearnUpon

But given the scrutiny both technologies are under, and their love/hate relationship with firewalls , JavaScript APIs represent a sensible approach. Otherwise an LMS would be said to overwrite history, which is prohibited by the SCORM standard, and rightly so. The object, however, doesn’t have to be JavaScript-based.

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