In this white paper, E-Learning Council speaker Linda Warren and Mike Hruska discuss the significance of the Experience API also known as xAPI and “Tin Can”. The jump from SCORM to xAPI is a big one and learning managers and designers need to be aware of the limitations of SCORM and how xAPI is designed to address them.

The paper helps you gain basic knowledge of terms and an understanding of the standards that provide the foundation for SCORM and xAPI (such as “TinCan“), and then discusses the how xAPi addresses some of the key limitations of SCORM in areas including:

• Security
• Use outside the LMS
• Use outside the browser
• Offline support
• Web and native app tracking
• Tracking virtual worlds and simulations
• Tracking informal learning
• Tracking group performance

Download Tracking and Reporting Standards for Training: SCORM and xAPI

According to the Yankee Group 38% of American workers are already part of the mobile workforce, and that number is going to grow exponentially. Creating strategies to enable the mobile workforce is critical to enabling productivity of the modern workforce. Organizations need systems, processes, and managers who can manage the growing mobile workforce effectively. E-Learning Symposium panelist Marcus Turner and his team have written a white paper discussing

• The Rise of the Mobile Workforce
• Challenges faced when Mobilizing a Workforce
• First Steps to Developing a Mobile Strategy
• Calculating Mobile ROI
• The future of the Mobile Workforce

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