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Interoperability

This category covers the technical interoperability of educational technology, particularly standards-based integration.

 


 

Barriers to Coherent Digital Learning Experiences: A Full-Stack View

Michael Feldstein · Jun 10, 2021 ·

The pandemic forced us to face how fragmented digital learning experiences often are. Why is it still so hard to do better?

Announcing a Lesson-level Interoperability Standards Effort

Michael Feldstein · Dec 17, 2019 ·

We are working toward interoperability that can preserve pedagogical intent in learning designs.

Pedagogical Intent and Designing for Inquiry

Michael Feldstein · Dec 6, 2019 ·

This is a version of my recent IMS talk on why the educational software interoperability challenges of the next decade will be different from the ones of the past.

Learning Engineering: A Caliper Example

Michael Feldstein · Jul 3, 2019 ·

In this post, I explore the relationship between learning engineering and learning design, talk about language as a design artifact, and provide an example about how Caliper could be the centerpiece of a learning engineering process for developing better learning analytics.

The IMS at an Inflection Point

Michael Feldstein · Jun 11, 2019 ·

The IMS has been amazingly successful. I take a deep dive into both the what and the why, and then look at how the next challenge of learning analytics is going to mean the next decade of interoperability work will be different from the last one.

How and Why the IMS Failed with LTI 2.0

Michael Feldstein · Nov 6, 2017 ·

LTI 2.0 has failed. This is a great opportunity to take a healthier direction.

Follow-Up From Future Trends Forum Discussion On Learning Platforms

Phil Hill · Jul 3, 2017 ·

So many questions, so little time. Following up on questions from Future Trends Forum discussion with Bryan Alexander and a host of others.

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