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xAPI and Statement Viewer

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Learning analytics in Valamis use xAPI statements for tracking the detailed learning progress of each user. This data is stored in the Learning Record Store(LRS). 

You can browse and filter various xAPI statements created in your environment using the Statement Viewer. 

Statement Viewer

By default, Statement Viewer shows all Statements unfiltered. 

There are several ways to filter Statements to get exactly the ones you need. Just fill in the following fields according to your query.

  1. Agent Property:accountormbox
    1. Agent value if agent property is account- username or ID
    2. Agent value if agent property ismbox– user email

  2. Verb- use the URI format. An example may look like this: http:/id.tincanapi.com/verb/<your verb>. Search for the correct verb ID here.

  3. Refresh – click to apply your rules.
  4. Advanced options:
    1. Format
      1. Default
      2. Exact -  returns the statements exactly as they were received by the LRS.
      3. Ids - only the ids are returned with none of the human-readable descriptions.
      4. Canonical - requests the LRS to return its internal definitions of objects rather than those provided in the statement.
    2. Since / Until- the date range.
    3. Registration– TinCan Registration ID
    4. Related agents / Related activities-  If these are enabled, the output will show statements where the agent or activity appears anywhere in the statement, not just within the actor and object.
  5. Show/Hide TCAPI Query- show your query in TCAPI format.
  6. Export to CSV and JSON. The Count field limits the output to a specific number of Statements.

In Advanced options, you can also define the period of time, from which to show Statements. Click on the date selector and choose a date. You can modify the values like hours and minutes to further narrow down your query.

If you click on any Statement, you will see the actual details in full form.

You can also export a defined number of latest Statements in a JSON file. 

List of xAPI statements in Valamis

Below, you can take a look at the list of all xAPI Statements that exist in Valamis LXP. The verbs are listed exactly how they are stored in the LRS, while the words, like "user", "trainer", or "lesson" are replaced by the relevant data, like username, id, lesson title, etc. Explanations are given in the parentheses only for this table's purposes.

  • Lessons
    • UserattemptedLesson (started viewing the lesson)
    • Userexperiencedlesson page (viewed a lesson page)
    • Usercorrectly/incorrectly answeredQuestion
    • UsercompletedLesson (viewed all pages/correctly answered on enough questions to pass the score limit)
    • UsersuspendedLesson (left the lesson without completing it, for lessons with the pause setting enabled)
    • UserresumedLesson (continued where they left off after pausing the lesson)
    • UserplayedVideo (started viewing the video by clicking a play button)
    • UserpausedVideo
    • UserseekedVideo (skipped through the video)
    • UsercompletedVideo
    • UserimportedLesson (published a lesson for the first time)
    • UsercommentedLesson progress (left a comment in Gradebook)
    • UserscoredLesson (graded a lesson)
  • Courses
    • UserscoredCourse (graded a course)
    • Usercompletecourse (when grade is above limit or completion criteria are met)
    • UserjoinedCourse
    • UserleftCourse
    • UserrequestedCourse (sent a request to join a course)
    • UserapprovedCourse (approved a user request to join a course)
    • UserrejectedCourse (denied a user request to join a course)
    • UserearnedCPD points (earned the credits that are defined in course settings)
    • UserreceivedPD hours (received PD hours that are defined in course settings)
  • Training Events
    • UserregisteredTraining Event (enrolled in an event)
    • UserimportedTraining Event (instructor creates a training event)
    • UserapprovedTraining Event (approved a user request to participate in an event)
    • UsercompletedTraining Event (user participates in an event - manual confirmation should be given, if this setting is enabled)
    • UserleftTraining Event (user chose to not participate in an event)
    • UserrequestedTraining Event (requested to participate in an event)
    • UserrejectedTraining Event (instructor rejected the participation request)
    • UserexitedTraining Event (instructor confirms user absence)
    • UserattendedTraining Event (instructor confirms user participation)
  • Learning Paths
    • UsercompletedLearning Path (all mandatory goals are completed)
    • UserregisteredLearning Path (user joines a learning path)
    • UsercompletedGoal (completes a goal in a learning path)
    • UserfailedGoal (fails a goal in a learning path)
    • UserleftLearning Path
    • UserfailedLearning Path (fails a learning path, due to missed deadlines or failed goals)
  • Skills
    • UserscoredCompetence (level of skill changed manually, or through learning path completion)
    • UserdefinedCompetence (defines a goal for the skill level)
    • UserfavoritedCompetence (marked skill as favorite)
    • UserunfavoritedCompetence (removed a "Favorite" mark from the skill)
  • Assignments
    • UseransweredAssignment (user submitted their individual or group assignment)
    • TrainerimportedAssignment (user creates an assignment)
    • Trainerrespondeduser for Assignment (returns the submission for improvement back to the learner)
    • Trainercompleteduser for Assignment (grades the user submission)
  • Other
    • UserearnedCertificate
    • Uservieweddocument previews in search results
    • Userdownloadeddocument in search results
 
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