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xAPI Matching Lectora
***All template files are tested using modern browsers, such as Chrome and Firefox. We do not support or test using Internet Explorer.***
Have you watched the xAPI Overview for Lectora yet? Watch it
Today we'll be discussing the xAPI features of our Starter Matching Drag and Drop template.
In this file, as with most in a Lectora style, we've defaulted to Lectora's built-in statement options.
The way this file works is pretty simple, really.
When a learner drops a dragger in the correct location, its state changes and we fire a statement that looks something like this.
On each of the answer correct elements, we've added a send statement action to the top of the action stack.
It fires on show, and can be customized easily using Lectora's actions pane.
Also, on the Correct Feedback group's text header element, we've added a "mastered" statement.
This occurs when the text element becomes visible on screen, and can be edited to whatever you'd like, or easily removed.
After edits, you just need to publish your file to xAPI to get statements going to your LRS.
This article last reviewed Dec, 2018. The software may have changed since the last review.