Baseline xAPI files for Storyline Developments. Nothing complex in these files....just the basics. Complex stuff comes later.

I want to give a huge shout out to Devlin Peck and his excellent tutorials that can be found at:

The Full Guide to xAPI and Storyline

If you are not sure what xAPI is or how to take advantage I would recommend that you start with the link above.

sendStatement("verb", "verbId", "object", "objectID", "objectDescription", "activityType");

sendStatement("verb", "verbId", "object", "objectDescription", "activity Type", "uResp[n]sl");

Note- the "uResp[n]sl" variable is the storyline variable...this variable is passed from storyline into the function. There is nothing that changes within the xapi-statment.js that will need to change.

No new parameters were added to the function.

Storyline will need two new variables:

• maxScore
• uScore

A trigger needs to be added on each correct answer to adjust uScore by 1 on each correct answer.

The trigger for the xAPI can be set to the start of the results slide.

Place on first slide with a timeline start trigger.

manageTimer.course.start();

Restart Button Trigger

manageTimer.course.reset();

Stop Timer Script

manageTimer.course.stop();

Sending Course Duration

sendStatement("verb", "verbId", "object", "objectDescription", "activity Type", "uResp[n]sl", "course")

Slide Durations

Place on a slide's timeline start trigger.

manageTimer.slide.start();

Restart Trigger use on slides 2-n

manageTimer.slide.reset();

Stop Timer Script

manageTimer.slide.stop();

Sending Slide Duration

sendStatement("verb", "verbId", "object", "objectDescription", "activity Type", "uResp[n]sl", "slide")

If we want to capture a duration of a lesson then we would need to create a lesson variable and send at the end of each lesson.