From the course: xAPI Foundations
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Where do xAPI Verbs come from?
- [Instructor] Let's talk about where the verbs we use in xAPI comes from. One of the key things about xAPI is that no one owns xAPI. It's been open-sourced by ADL so it's more or less run by the community. ADL does curate a repository list of known verbs at the URL displayed on your screen, and it's highly encouraged that you use a known verb from this list whenever possible, although it's not required: new verbs can be created when needed. One way that this happens is through xAPI communities of practice. These are groups that come together to record xAPI events based on related activities such as interacting with media files or playing games, trade associations such as the medical professionals group, or technical needs such as the cmi5 or SCORM profile. The communities of practice publish profiles that are a syntax and vocabulary, including verbs, that define how to describe events. But if there's nothing on the curated list and there are no XAPI communities of practice available,…
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Building a statement: "I Did This"2m 56s
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xAPI unique identifiers1m 32s
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The Actor element4m 6s
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The Verb element3m 36s
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Where do xAPI Verbs come from?3m 14s
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The Object element3m 25s
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The Result element3m 35s
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The Context element3m 2s
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Using extensions3m
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The Timestamp element2m 28s
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