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Are you ready for a change in your LMS? Change the color of VTA Back-office with themes. Sometimes, it is the little things that make […]
The VTA Utilities Student Guide for the updates in VTA 8.0 is ready for you! The post Utilities Student Guide Updated for VTA 8.0 appeared […]
Course Access for Learners No one wants frustrated learners. Making it easy for your learners to find the courses that they need, are applicable to […]
Since VTA 8.0 got such a great makeover, we decided to spruce up the Online Certificate program, its instructions and templates. There are other ways […]
The cmi5 specification includes a moveOn property in the course structure? Why? What’s it there for? In this article I will attempt to end the […]
Competency assessments within VTA provide a great way to ensure employees are qualified for their jobs, establish an inventory of skills within your organization and […]
The cmi5 specification calls for a “publisher ID” to be placed in the context extensions of an xAPI statement. But what is the cmi5 publisher […]
This month’s edition of Learning Corner features guest contributor Andrew Downes, a Learning and Interoperability Consultant with Watershed LRS, discussing data portability and how to […]
This is the second of a two part article describing the different components of an xAPI statement. In part one we covered the Actor, Verb […]
Mobile Development & Design in Learning & Development In this month’s edition of ‘Learning Corner,’ our guest contributor is Sarah Gilbert, who shares her expert […]
We’re pleased to have a contributor blog post by Debbie Richards, president of Creative Interactive Ideas and an ATD Houston chapter board member, recapping the inaugural FocusOn Learning Conference! […]
By now you’ve probably learned that an xAPI statement stores better, more usable data than SCORM. When some people see the flexibility of xAPI, their […]
