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xAPI Full Capabilities in Rise
I'm building a number of Rise modules for a client and they love the platform, however they are looking for a solution that will allow them to capture robust metrics from the learning using xAPI to show how learners are interacting with the content. Examples include tracking Knowledge Check selections and attempts, interaction with audio, video and interactive blocks, etc. Currently the xAPI tracking in Rise is no different than what SCORM provides. Alternatively, could the content be exported in a way that allows developers to add in their own API statements post export? Data and analytics are becoming a massive ask from our clients and I'm still only able to accomplish this by building our own custom platforms.
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We could use Storyline blocks to add code, BUT the problem remains that Articulate will not fix the "PLAY" arrow on Storyline blocks (in Rise). which means you can't hide the code undercover. User is forced to see and to click the big Play Arrow on all mobile devices :-( Please tell us that is getting fixed soon.
It's a similar level of frustration with quiz reporting. Trying to correlate useful data like the most frequently selected incorrect answer, or the hardest question is totally ridiculous.
This thread has been open for 3 years and there's not a sniff of progress.
I have given up hope, and now we're using Adapt to supplement the lack of meaningful data. I love Rise and I would really like it to be the product it deserves to be, but that feels a long way off right now.
Any update on having xAPI metrics available in RISE? My client is also asking for this feature.
3 years and no update on this? Wow...
yep, another vote for xAPI + rise over here!
Please provide status on updating RISE to have xAPI capabilities (current = 2.0, soon to be ratified as a standard by IEEE). With this capability, we would finally have a tool that is completely capable of supporting data-informed training improvement.
I am also voting for this feature!
please add this feature
Rise has its own LMS now. It offers full trackability of its rise elearning. I guess the reason why Articulate has been cautious about fully enabling xAPI statements is because it will direclty compete with its own LMS. Just a theory. And adding another vote to this.
This theory is correct. In other posts I've seen about this topic, the company's response has been to use Rise.com (the LMS) if you want any kind of useful data. As someone who works in higher education, I get the sense that Articulate products are more geared towards corporate training because there's no way colleges and universities are going to dump their LMS and adopt Articulate's LMS.
That would be really unfortunate. Switching isn't an option for most of us if a) we're locked into a contract, and b) we need an LMS with more than just e-learning capability,
