Integration of the Experience API (xAPI) using jQuery Mobile (jQM) with demos and templates based on xapi-jqm which handle the heavy lifting in communicating statements to a Learning Record Store (LRS).
Instructional designers and developers can focus on content and HTML rather than writing javasript code, without limiting their abilities to extend their statements and tracking of interactions.
- A computer (laptop if you're the bootcamp)
- Web Browser (preferably Chrome)
- Text editor with syntax highlighting (notepad++, sublime, geany, etc.)
- Experience with HTML
- Experience with jQuery, jQuery Mobile and Javascript are a plus
- Experience with xAPI
A list of demos available for a starting point in using xapi-jqm.
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📄 Check the course source to learn more about how xapi-jqm is used and how to get started
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📄 Check the performance support source to learn more about how xapi-jqm is used and how to get started
Check out templates directory for isolated examples.
If you prefer reading more stylized information as a website instead of README.md files, you can learn more about xapi-jqm on the homepage.