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Last year, I published a short, introductory booklet “Exploring the potential of xAPI”, designed for a non-technical audience.
I placed it on Slideshare, and gave it out at my xAPI workshops, where I received some very good reviews.
Recently, I was asked to do a webinar on the topic for a group of Chinese learning technologists. As a follow-up, Jessie Chuang, from Classroom Aid (who helped organise the webinar) arranged for a Chinese translation of the booklet.
You will find it on the xAPI Chinese Community of Practice
If you'd like to discuss this article, or how I can help you, get in touch.
Posted: 19 October 2015
Tags: Standards Advocacy
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