A Simple Way to Publish xAPI Statements from Unity
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A Simple Way to Publish xAPI Statements from Unity

We recently wrapped up a project that offered teams building a dozen different Unity-based extended reality (XR) applications the ability to have engagement data from each application populate a mission-control style engagement dashboard in real time. So rather than one team / one dashboard, the goal here was all teams / one dashboard.

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Building Bridges: Learning Engineering and AI-enabled Intelligent Tutors
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Building Bridges: Learning Engineering and AI-enabled Intelligent Tutors

In the same way that Learning Engineering itself is developing into a sort of bridge between these disciplines in the pursuit of scaling meaningful and measurable learning experiences, likewise, as a data broker between the worlds of synthetic training and distributed learning analytics, GIFT serves as a sort of AI-enabled technological bridge.

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Extending the Total Learning Architecture into the World of Experiential Learning and Synthetic Training

Extending the Total Learning Architecture into the World of Experiential Learning and Synthetic Training

With an objective to provide “a data strategy for measuring the longitudinal impact of synthetic, semi-synthetic, and live training experiences on individual and team competency development,” STEEL-R brings together a variety of standards-based capabilities from the world of synthetic scenario design with the core standards-based capabilities of ADL’s Total Learning Architecture (TLA).

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xAPI Profile Validation: Open Source Resources from Yet
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xAPI Profile Validation: Open Source Resources from Yet

Yet Analytics has released two new open source libraries for xAPI Profile validation. The first is called Pan and is used to validate xAPI Profiles. The second is called Persephone and is used to validate xAPI statements against xAPI Profiles. Both libraries are distributed under the Apache 2.0 license.

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