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Do you want a standard?

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I’ve got them all.

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CMI5?

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Or how about TINCAN?

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Standards are really useful.

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Standards allow different systems [br]to talk to each other.

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You could say that a standard[br]is like a container that can hold

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lots of different things.

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Such as videos, quizzes, games or sounds.

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But this content has to be packaged [br]in some sort of container

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so that your LMS can handle it.

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And now we are going to talk about the [br]types of container that are used in EdTech.

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This one, Scorm 1.2, [br]is a real old favourite.

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This standard came out back in 2000 [br]at the start of millennium

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and it’s simple, reliable, and supported [br]by every LMS on the planet.

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But, it’s obviously not the latest [br]and it doesn’t work especially

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well with smartphones.

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So that’s something to keep in mind.

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Let's not talk about this one.

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This is Scorm 2004.

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It’s like the little [br]brother to Scorm 1.2.

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They are very similar, but no matter [br]how hard it has tried,

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it has never grown as [br]big as its big brother.

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Then, in 2013 this cool kid [br]came along, TINCAN or xAPI.

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This one is really good at communicating [br]with smartphones and mobile-ready LMS.

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Take a look at this neat little thing.

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This is CMI5.

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This standard is totally new.

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Of course, there are not [br]many people using it yet,

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but you have to agree it looks good.

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So there you have it: standards.

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Oh yes.

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I almost forgot this one of course.

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This is a little painful.

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This is Flash, and it was a really [br]important standard for many years.

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But nowadays ... well, there’s [br]not much to say really.

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It’s really out for the count today, [br]and it shouldn’t be used any more.

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And we’ll talk about [br]that in another video.