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The Tin Can API (sometimes known as the Experience API or xAPI) is a brand new specification for learning technology that makes it possible to collect data about the wide range of experiences a person has (online and offline).
Tin Can Recipes:
https://tincanapi.com/recipes/
For Tin Can to succeed, there needs to be shared agreement of how we talk about a specific type of experience. That’s what Tin Can Recipes are for.
Tin Can API Developer Resources:
https://tincanapi.com/resources/
This page lists tools and resources you can use as you develop.
Tin Can API Documentation:
https://tincanapi.com/docs-downloads/
This page lists the key Tin Can documentation.
Building a Learning Record Store:
https://tincanapi.com/building-a-learning-record-store/
Developing an Learning Record Store (LRS) from scratch is not a trivial undertaking. The first step is to get an in-depth understanding of the complete Tin Can specification itself. When you develop an activity provider, you can use just the parts of the specification you need, and can test against an LRS to make sure you’re doing it right. That’s not true when developing an LRS. LRSs have to be able to handle every possible request an activity provider could send and are responsible for validating those requests.
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