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Monthly Archives: April 2009
IMS QTI Still Relevant Despite 2.1 Being Revoked
IMS withdrew the QTI 2.1 spec, despite some existing implementation and information going back to 2006 that is was imminently ready for use. The official IMS wording seems to be toned down a bit, but there is also a clip … Continue reading
Tagged elearning, learning, LMS-LCMS, technology
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SCORM Vulnerabilities + IMS Spec withdrawal = Excitement
Exciting times for elearning standards. Lots of discussion about two unrelated events. First, SCORM “cheats” are published and the community rallies to address the issues. Secondly, and coincidentally, the IMS recently withdrew the QTI spec from further work by IMS … Continue reading
Tagged elearning, LMS-LCMS, SCORM, technology
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