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Contact: Ingo Dahn, dahn@uni-koblenz.de
Profile Name: ADL Experience API Core Profile
Profile URI: http://adlnet.gov/expapi
Author: Ingo Dahn
Contact: dahn@uni-koblenz.de
Verb Vocabulary
Verb: experienced
Propert
Value
y
Type
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/experienced
name
experienced – to partake in an activity
descript
ion
A catch-all verb describing that a viewing, listening, reading, etc.
took place within some form of activity. Examples include: reading a
book, going to a baseball game, listening to music, etc.
{
" en-US
display
" de
}
objectT
activity
ypes
result
": " experienced
": " nahm teil
completion
context
Verb: attended
Propert
Value
y
id
Strin
g
Strin
g
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/attended
"
"
Strin
g
Obje
ct
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
Type
Strin
g
Propert
Value
y
Type
name
attended – to formally experience an activity, likely one with multiple participants
descript
ion
A verb used to formally make the claim that an activity was
experienced. Comparative with actors whom did not attend. Examples
include: attending a Math class, attending a wedding, or attending a
soccer match.
{
" en-US
display
" de
}
objectT
activity
ypes
result
": " attended
": " besuchte
"
"
completion
Verb: completed
Propert
Value
y
Strin
g
Strin
g
name
completed – to finish an activity in its entirety
descript
ion
Used to indicate that something has been finished in its entirety.
Things that are attempted but not completed should be assumed to be
incomplete. Typically activities that are attempted should be able to
be completed. Examples include: a math examination, fixing a flat
tire, or the goal of riding a bicycle with no hands (objectType
statement).
result
completionsuccessscore
context
Verb: passed
Obje
ct
Type
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/completed
{
display " en-US
}
objectT
activitystatement
ypes
Strin
g
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
context
id
Strin
g
": " completed
"
Strin
g
Obje
ct
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
Propert
Value
y
Type
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/passed
name
passed – to perform within in an activity to a satisfactory level
descript
ion
display
Indicates if satisfaction of necessary requirements within the
activity were met, an example would be a score exceeding a
threshold/minimum score. Typically when an activity is passed, it is
because it has been attempted. If completion is tracked on the
activity, passing that activity should usually complete it as well.
Examples include: a foreign language quiz, landing an airplane, or a
{certification.
" en-US
" de
}
": " passed
": " bestand
"
"
objectT
activity
ypes
result
completionsuccessscore
Verb: failed
Propert
Value
y
name
descript
ion
display
failed – to perform within in an activity to an unsatisfactory level
Indicates if satisfaction of necessary requirements within the
activity were not met, an example would be a score not meeting a
threshold/minimum score. Typically when an activity is failed, it is
because it has been attempted. It is usually the case that a failed
activity would need at least a second attempt to remove the failure.
Examples include: a foreign language quiz, landing an airplane, or a
{certification.
objectT
activity
ypes
result
context
completionsuccessscore
Obje
ct
Type
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/failed
" en-US
" de
}
Strin
g
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
context
id
Strin
g
Strin
g
": " failed
": " bestand nicht
"
"
Strin
g
Strin
g
Strin
g
Obje
ct
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
Verb: answered
Propert
Value
y
Type
Strin
g
Strin
g
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/answered
name
answered – responded to a question
descript
ion
A catch-all verb used to assert an actor’s manipulation of an object,
physical or digital, in some context. Should be paired with a result
corresponding to an input related to the type of the object. Could
contain the resulting output of manipulation of the object. An example
could be “interacted with lever with result pull and result “started
the conveyor belt””
{
" en-US
": " answered
display
" de
": " beantwortete
}
objectT
actorstatementquestioninteraction
ypes
result
"
"
context
Verb: interacted
Propert
Value
y
Type
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/interacted
name
interacted – manipulated a control or interaction within an activity
descript
ion
A catch-all verb used to assert an actor’s manipulation of an object,
physical or digital, in some context. Should be paired with a result
corresponding to an input related to the type of the object. Could
contain the resulting output of manipulation of the object. An example
could be “interacted with lever with result pull and result “started
the conveyor belt””
result
extensions
Obje
ct
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
completionsuccessscore
{
" en-US
display
" de
}
objectT
activity
ypes
Strin
g
": " interacted
": " ineragierte mit
"
"
Strin
g
Strin
g
Strin
g
Obje
ct
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Propert
Value
y
Type
context
Obje
ct[]
Verb: imported
Propert
Value
y
Type
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/imported
name
imported – copying of a resource making it available within another context
descript
ion
The act of moving an object into another location or system. The
activity or statement is the corresponding object, which will
typically have a URI or statement identifier. Unless marked as
“failed”, imports are assumed to be successful.
{
" en-US
display
" de
}
objectT
activitystatement
ypes
result
": " imported
": " importierte
"
"
success
Verb: created
Propert
Value
y
Obje
ct
Type
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/created
name
created – creation of a new resource
Strin
g
Strin
g
The act of generating a new resource or resources within an activity.
Unless marked as “failed”, the action of creation is assumed to be
successful.
{
display " en-US
" de
Strin
g
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
context
descript
ion
Strin
g
Strin
g
": " created
": " schuf
"
"
Strin
g
Obje
ct
Propert
Value
y
}
objectT
activity
ypes
result
Type
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
success
context
Verb: shared
Propert
Value
y
id
name
descript
ion
Strin
g
Strin
shared – the authorization of an object to have access and permissions to an object owned by another actor
g
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/shared
Generic term indicating the intent to exchange an item of interest or
the explicit changing of privacy. Could have a resulting permission
object saying the level of access (read, write, owner, contributor,
etc.) granted to the actor.
{
display " en-US
}
objectT
actoractivity
ypes
result
Type
": " shared
"
extensions
context
Verb: voided
Propert
Value
y
id
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs/voided
name
voided
descript
ion
A special LRS-reserved verb. Used by the LRS to declare that an
activity statement is to be voided from record.
Strin
g
Obje
ct
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
Type
Strin
g
Strin
g
Strin
g
Propert
Value
y
{
display " en-US
}
objectT
statement
ypes
Type
": " voided
Obje
ct
"
Strin
g[]
Obje
ct[]
Obje
ct[]
result
context
Profile Object Types
course
performance
cmi.interaction
, module
, simulation
, question
, meeting
, assessment
, objective
, media
, interaction
, link
,
,
,
Activity Vocabulary
Property
name
description
type
typeDescript
ion
verbVocabul
ary
result
context
Description
{" en-US
": " Sample Course
}
{
" en-US
":
This
is
a
course
on
sampling
samples.
"
}
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/activities/module
Type
"
Objec
t
Objec
t
String
A module typically represents a large amount of content intended to have
String
multiple
lessons or topics, but is typically smaller than a course.
[]
String
http://adlnet.gov/expapi/verbs
[]
completionsuccessscore