RISC Releases xAPI Visualization by News Editor

“…a successful xAPI Visualization project requires clear use-cases and consistency within the data gathered. The goal is to inform the business in meaningful ways. This data visualization demonstrates the true power of xAPI. It highlights how companies can leverage learning activity data to drive continuous improvement.”

RISC announced today that it will release all-new xAPI Visualizations at Learning Solutions 2015, held March 25 – 27 in Orlando, FL.

Continuing to build on RISC’s xAPI-driven PDF annotator application, released at the 2014 mLearnCon in San Diego, RISC created a series of data visualizations to provide dashboard and drill-down reporting into xAPI data. In response to a client request for better analytics to track learner interactions with content, RISC collaborated with MakingBetter to design a first-of-its-kind tool empowering learning professionals to see how their content is being used, identify where students have questions, and streamline training materials. 

Figure 1: RISC announces the release of all-new xAPI data visualizations

“One of the major challenges with implementing an xAPI project is meaningful reporting,” said RISC president and CEO Art Werkenthin. Aaron E. Silvers, partner at MakingBetter, continued that “a successful xAPI Visualization project requires clear use-cases and consistency within the data gathered. The goal is to inform the business in meaningful ways. This data visualization demonstrates the true power of xAPI. It highlights how companies can leverage learning activity data to drive continuous improvement.” 

Attendees can join RISC in booth #215 of the Learning Solutions 2015 Expo and at LS DemoFest on Thursday, March 26 starting at 4:45 PM to see how this new tool, incorporated into the RISC VTA suite, solves real-world problems for L&D professionals. 

Founded in 1992, RISChas been a pioneer company in learning management software receiving U.S. News and World Report’s “Best of Breed” for LMS and a number of awards in the LMS customer satisfaction space. The company’s Virtual Training Assistant suite, offered as an ASP or licensed software, is the culmination of more than 22 years of continuous enhancement driven by customer and industry-solicited input. RISC software users represent leaders in a broad range of industry and government entities including Koch Industries, the City of Berkeley, Food Lion, Food City, NASA, and ASRC Energy. To learn more, visit risc-inc.com.

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