Over the past couple of years, 

 xAPI has become the popular new standard for delivering online

training. xAPI is often described as the next evolution of SCORM, as it has redefined some of
the fundamental practices of tracking learning experiences. It adds extra performance to SCORM
and removes a lot of the restrictions of older specifications. It offers a level of flexibility that
suits today’s fast-paced world. Moderns learners want to learn on-the-go; while commuting to
work, or while grabbing a coffee. xAPI has the ability to track these learning experiences,
whether they happen within an LMS or not, in one simple, consistent format. xAPI will
essentially give you a holistic understanding of your learners’ experience. However, xAPI isn’t
without limitations. Some organizations misinterpret it’s capabilities and think that using Tin Cin
will result in beautifully designed course content. This isn’t the case. The xAPI spec doesn’t
improve UX or UI, and won’t modify the design of a course in any way. xAPI only governs how
data is tracked and stored.

Types of eLearning Training

People use eLearning for a variety of reasons. Whether it’s to develop new skills or learn
remotely, the convenience and accessibility eLearning offers is huge. Here, we’ll explain the 4
types of eLearning training that LearnUpon helps you deliver.