The document discusses the ADL Future Learning Architecture and Experience API project which aims to track learning experiences that occur outside traditional learning management systems. It notes that current assumptions about online learning are outdated and don't reflect how learning actually happens. The project will go through phases of outreach, developing solutions, and building prototypes to track learning across contexts and devices in a more open and secure way.

1. ADL Future Learning Architecture and Experience API: Our Part

2. CC flickr image fromJeff Pang Learning Experiences: They Happen Everywhere

3. CC flickr image fromMarcel030NL Doesn’t Always Follow Learning

4. Outdated Assumptions--Online training is done in a web browser--Training is done on a PC --Training is done in a connected environment--Training is done by a single learner in isolation--Communication is one way--Content and LMS’s live in the same place--Training happens in an LMS--Content is formally created and needs to be durable--Instructors don’t interact with learners in self-paced modules--The context and learner’s history is only slightly relevant--Security isn’t an important concern CC flickr image from Mrs Logic

5. CC flickr image from kevindooley We’re going to figure out how to track all this learning

6. HOW?

7. Phases CC flickr image from{Guerrilla Futures | Jason Tester} 1: Outreach 2: Solutions 3: Prototypes

8. Submit a Comment Vote Add a New Idea Talk One-on-One Stay in Touch OUTReach

9. CC flickr image fromann-dabney Don’t Wait

10. CC flickr image fromHoriaVarlan @projecttincan | http://www.scorm.com/tincan @mike_rustici | mike.rustici@scorm.com