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xAPI Timeline Standard 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 Now!!!
Today we'll be discussing the xAPI features of our Standard Timeline template.
In this file, as with most in a Lectora style, we've defaulted to Lectora's built-in statement options.
Each content group that reveals as a learner selects one of the main buttons contains our statements.
Specifically, we've added a send statement action to the text element of each content group. It fires when the object becomes visible.
To adjust this action, select a text block, and open the Action tab in the top ribbon.
From here, you can edit the verb and object through Lectora's interface or add custom values.
You can also add conditions to specify if the statement fires every time the content is revealed, or only at specific times.
Make sure to check the other statements for each button in this template.
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.