Injecting Information into an xAPI Package

Publishing a SCORM or other standards-based project to Convey allows you to carry out instant content updates with no need to re-upload packages into your LMS.

The first time you publish the Project the SCORM (or AICC or xAPI or CMI5) file is created and sent to the Convey hosting site.

In dominKnow | ONE, you download a “stub” file and load that much-smaller package into your LMS, just like uploading the full SCORM package.

The stub file is essentially a link to the Convey-hosted SCORM ...

If you are familiar with SCORM, you know that bookmarking information is stored in CMI.Sessions information as a blob of data the course sends and recalls so it can properly bookmark and remember elements of what happened in the course the last time a learner took it.

Jumping into xAPI for the first time can seem daunting. Almost as daunting as learning to become an eLearning game designer. As luck would have it, we've found an eLearning game designer who recently took the plunge into the wonderful world of xAPI and used his knowledge of game design and blend the two as a learning opportunity.

Scored assessments - Is it possible to configure an assessment to send an xAPI answered verb with results for each question?

The Cocktail Party Effect

Bundling content as topics makes it easily re-usable across multiple projects

Package Exchange Notification Services

An end-client operates a homegrown LMS and wants to migrate their current courses into DK One. Can they import a course from their proprietary LMS into DK One via SCORM package?
 

So you're ready to start creating your own custom statements... or are you?

Quickly and easily remove content published to your Convey site