Five Steps to Evaluate and Select an LMS: Proven Practices by Steve Foreman : Learning Solutions Magazine
Series of articles on LMSs. Selection, implementation, operation and governance, and the future of LMSs with xAPI.
Set LearnDash lessons to completed Storyline triggers - Building Better Courses Discussions - E-Learning Heroes
How to modify Steven Warwick's javascript for tracking Captivate and iSpring lessons in Wordpress LMSs (LearnDash and LifterLMS) so it works with Storyline.
Playing with the xAPI Statement Builder (xapi.ly) – Rabbitoreg (Zsolt Olah)
Overview of using a tool called xapi.ly from TorranceLearning to create xAPI statements in Storyline. Want to track how many people use the curated resources or do other actions in Storyline. The tool provides a form, which is less intimidating than writing the code from scratch yourself.
LearningDojo | Learning Development Training
Video xAPI trackers and wrappers. Free templates from Jeff Batt at Learning Dojo
Interactive Video Generator
Create JSON files for interactive video with questions at cue points. These interactions can be reported with xAPI
xAPI Tutorial: Get started in under 1 hour - eLearningArt
Start learning how to use xAPI quickly, with a basic html page and a simple "send statements" button. This uses resources from Anthony Altieri and Mel Milloway. Everything is free, and this has step-by-step directions for non-programmers (but you do have to edit some html).
GitHub - anthkris/budget-game: An xAPI Enabled Twine Game
Kristin Anthony made this City Budget game in Twine and tracked with xAPI.
I Created This Prototype For The Play To Learn Book Tour | Mel Milloway
Mel Milloway created a game prototype in Twine that tracks in xAPI in 2017. She says she would do some things differently now, but I want to take a look at how this was done.
GitHub - doughahn/chat-souffle: A learning guild xAPI project helping learning designers practice prompt engineering.
Twine project that reports to xAPI. This is way more technical than the projects I have done, but they definitely got Twine reporting to an LRS. The files are all available openly, and there's a wiki explaining the process. The scenario itself is about using ChatGPT for writing multiple choice assessments.