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Lectora xAPI Overview
***All template files are tested using modern browsers, such as Chrome and Firefox. We do not support or test using Internet Explorer.***
eLB’s xAPI-enabled Lectora templates save a ton of time getting your titles up and running with xAPI. We’ve done all the heavy lifting needed to get custom statements going for each click, reveal, and swipe in a course.
In this file, we’ve added statements to each of the content a user might review, using Lectora’s built-in custom statement options. By and large, we’ve added statements on an individual buttons/content blocks. Where we haven’t, we’ve added statements to action groups.
Edit these values as needed through the editing pane up top.
Pretty much every template in an xAPI-enabled style will be set up like this. On a few files, however, we’ve included custom JS to run statements with some more detail. In those cases, we’ll have a separate video available for you to check out.
This article last reviewed Dec, 2018. The software may have changed since the last review.