Rethinking Learning Systems with Tin Can — Learning Leaders Roundtable, 4/3/14, Minneapolis, MN

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The document discusses the Tin Can API and how it is rethinking learning systems by moving to a new LRS-centric architecture. It proposes 4 layers: 1) fixing SCORM, 2) allowing any learning to be tracked by LMSes, 3) introducing a new class of LRS software, and 4) enabling correlation across systems. This new architecture shifts the focus to learning record stores and allows learning to be tracked across different systems and experiences.

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Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Rethinking Learning Systems
with Tin Can
Mike Rustici
mike.rustici@tincanapi.com * @mike_rustici
Twitter Hash Tag: #tincanapi
http://tincanapi.com
CC image by @boetter on flickr

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
“Big breakthroughs
happen when what is
suddenly possible meets
what is desperately
necessary.”
--Thomas L. Friedmanhttp://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/16/opinion/fried
man-come-the-revolution.html

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Standards Define and Confine and
Industry
Without industry standards With industry standards

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Layer 1.
Fix SCORM.
{I} {did} {this}.

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Layer 2.
LMS
Any learning can be tracked.

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Layer 3.
LRS
A new class of software.

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Layer 4.
Correlation

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
80 / 20

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Moving to an LRS-centric architecture

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Let’s Chat
CC image by Pat Scullion on flickr

Connecting Learning Experiences —
#TinCanAPI
Want to talk more Tin Can?
mike.rustici@tincanapi.com
@mike_rustici
TinCanAPI.com/talk
http://tincanapi.com
http://watershedlrs.com
http://scorm.com

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1. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI Rethinking Learning Systems with Tin Can Mike Rustici mike.rustici@tincanapi.com * @mike_rustici Twitter Hash Tag: #tincanapi http://tincanapi.com CC image by @boetter on flickr

2. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI

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4. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI “Big breakthroughs happen when what is suddenly possible meets what is desperately necessary.” --Thomas L. Friedmanhttp://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/16/opinion/fried man-come-the-revolution.html

5. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI Standards Define and Confine and Industry Without industry standards With industry standards

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7. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI Layer 1. Fix SCORM. {I} {did} {this}.

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24. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI Let’s Chat CC image by Pat Scullion on flickr

25. Connecting Learning Experiences — #TinCanAPI Want to talk more Tin Can? mike.rustici@tincanapi.com @mike_rustici TinCanAPI.com/talk http://tincanapi.com http://watershedlrs.com http://scorm.com

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