Who’s using the Tin Can API?
Adoption is just getting started, and many are already on the bandwagon. It’s a mix of traditional eLearning providers and innovative new applications. Are you working with the Tin Can API and want to be added? Just let us know.
Absorb LMS is licensed to over 500 organizations including the US Department of Energy, Adobe, Oakley, NYU and Rolls Royce Motorcars. We estimate that 1.2 million learners have active Absorb accounts
We support AICC, SCORM and Tin Can, and have worked closely with Rustici Software on a special project for Vanderbilt University. While our standard SaaS model offers Tin Can course support using our own Tin Can engine, the Vanderbilt version includes direct integration with the Rustici LRS and Rustici SCORM Engine.
Articulate has added the capability to create Tin Can-enabled e-learning courses using their StoryLine application.
Blackboard is adding Tin Can support to its Learn platform so users can import, launch and report on Tin Can content.
Bottom-Line Performance designs and develops learning solutions – mobile learning, games, apps, elearning and more. BLP has integrated Tin Can API into its Knowledge Guru™ learning game engine and has created a comprehensive reporting interface for visualizing Tin Can statements.
Brightwave is using the Tin Can API to allow learners to capture and share experiences from any source for ongoing personal reference and wider use within their teams or Tessello community.
Tessello is a new web-based learning service from Brightwave which enables learner collaboration and curation alongside expert content to create a dynamic, work-relevant learning experience.
For over thirty years, CLD has provided their pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device clients with customized training solutions. By focusing on the right combination of learning, creativity, and technology, CLD creates effective training programs to meet the complex knowledge needs of trainers and learners in today’s competitive life sciences’ landscape. CLD is aggressively incorporating Tin Can into many of their learning solutions. For example, by enabling their PI and Clinical Reprint App to generate Tin Can statements, clients are provided with actionable and detailed insight into their sales reps’ use of the tool. With Tin Can, CLD can track and report on an almost unlimited amount of activities or interactions. This includes tracking annotations and specific responses to Knowledge Self-Checks. Sales reps can even be timed on their ability to find the right reference in a reprint or PI in response to a mock physician objection.
Clear Learning Systems uses Tin Can technology and its LRS to improve reporting, increase accessibility of content and highlight the real benefits of training for business.
Clear offers an LRS, SCORM wrapper, various LMS plug-ins as well as content development services.
CommLab India LLP is a leading custom eLearning solutions provider developing state-of-the-art eLearning services to organizations across the world. CommLab India specializes in developing industry-specific training solutions particularly in verticals such as Pharmaceuticals & Health care sector, High-Tech & IT Sector, Finance & Insurance Sector and Energy & Manufacturing Sector.
CommLab India has carefully studied Tin Can API features and updates that have been developed to overcome the limitations of SCORM standards and have started to implement the same in one of their courses and tested it successfully in cloud LRS for correct tracking and statements.
Communetes is an early-stage start-up that is focused on changing the way we communicate when it comes to the subject of diabetes. By pooling individual perspectives, expert knowledge and personalization algorithms to dynamically define context and unique experiences, we can increase the impact of the information presented to us. The more you engage with the system, Tin Can can create scalable representations of your learning record. It delivers relevant context, information and people that you can best relate to when it comes to Diabetes.
CourseMill has committed to support the Tin Can API in the next release.
Curatr is an online platform that enables instructors to transform any digital content into a social game for learning. The Tin Can API forms a core part of their platform, enabling enhanced tracking and personalisation features to report back advanced usage data seamlessly to any Tin Can enabled LRS or LMS.
Docebo Cloud is a web-based Learning Management System delivered “as a service” that can be deployed in the Cloud without any downloads or updates required. Designed to be flexible, easy-to-use and feature-rich, Docebo Cloud is already supporting the Tin Can API. Their Cloud LMS is able to receive Tin Can statements through its built-in LRS, but users can also upload their own Tin Can packages inside the LMS, and use them in order to explore the opportunities offered by this awesome rising standard. Docebo is steadily focused on integrating its LMS with technologies able to make e-learning simpler and more accessible to businesses of any kind and size.
DominKnow has added the capability to create Tin Can enable e-learning courses using their Claro application.
e-ABC was one of the first companies to adopt the SCORM specification, and now an early adopter of the Tin Can API. They develop courses with their proprietary engine, ELMO: e-ABC Learning Motor, which now includes Tin Can support. Their customers will now be able to take full advantage of the control and flexibility the Tin Can API enables.
edCetra does custom Tin Can integrations for client projects.
MapDeck aggregates all of the powerpoint slides from all the presentations at a single event, and makes them searchable. It also allows users to choose and order specific slides in an exported ppt deck or html flipbook to create their own personal conference reference deck.
Most of the possible actions in the interface generate Tin Can statements. These statements include searching, selecting, reordering, previewing, creating, and sharing slides.
eFront is a multiple award-winning LMS bundled with key enterprise functionality ranging from branch management to tailor-made reports. eFront is being trusted from more than 500 companies worldwide and has a partner network in 25 countries.
eFront believes that Tin Can is a crucial step towards the right direction, enabling tracking and reporting of learning activities on any device or learning scenario. As a company, they are steadily focused on integrating the most recent e-learning standards and web technologies.
Epignosis Ltd, vendor of eFront and TalentLMS, was founded in November 2003 as part of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, StartTech Ventures.
eLogic has integrated a Tin Can compliant LRS with their eSSential LMS.
Epic is integrating Tin Can API with GoMoLearning, their e-learning and mobile learning authoring tool. They are also offering custom Tin Can API integrations for client projects including mobile learning apps, e-learning content and learning platform projects.
GoMo Learning is Epic’s e-learning and mobile learning authoring tool that delivers the same content to multiple platforms, optimising it to each kind of device. Epic has committed to support the Tin Can API in the upcoming release of GoMo Learning, allowing e-learning and mobile learning to easily sync data with a Tin Can API compliant LMS/LRS.
Exam Builder has integrated the Tin Can API with their online test creation application, Exam Builder. This application can issue Tin Can statements to one or more Learning Record Stores.
Float Mobile has integrated the Tin Can API with their Tappestry iOS app. Users' informal learning experiences create Tin Can statements.
Tappestry is an iOS app that tracks informal learning and issues Tin Can statements about these tracked learning experiences.
GoMo Learning is Epic’s e-learning and mobile learning authoring tool that delivers the same content to multiple platforms, optimising it to each kind of device. Epic has committed to support the Tin Can API in the upcoming release of GoMo Learning, allowing e-learning and mobile learning to easily sync data with a Tin Can API compliant LMS/LRS.
Gyrus Systems has earned its reputation as a seasoned Learning Management System (LMS) vendor by providing excellent market-driven learning management products and outstanding customer service for over 25 years. Gyrus Systems has designed, developed, and deployed four generations of successful LMS products at 450+ customer sites in 15 countries.
Gyrus System has integrated the Tin Can API into its GyrusAim LMS so users can import, launch and report on Tin Can content. The soon-to-be-released 5th generation of GyrusAim will extend Tin Can API potential even more with the inclusion of important features such as social content and more.
iSpring® is well-known for developing rapid authoring tools based on PowerPoint for e-learning and mobile learning. iSpring has committed to supporting the Tin Can API in the upcoming Version 7 of their authoring tools.
Kineo is a global e-learning services company that helps businesses improve their performance through learning and technology. They are part of the City & Guilds Group and are a trusted partner to many of the world’s leading organizations including BP, Sony Europe, Vodafone, M&S, Nikon and McDonald’s. They offer consulting around implementing Tin Can, integrate Tin Can statements into bespoke content as required and offer Totara LMS implementation and customization.
The Knowledge Guru™ game engine uses Tin Can API as a bridge between its stand-alone database and a client's LMS. It’s a game that uses spaced learning and repetition for maximum knowledge transfer... and Tin Can makes it even more versatile.
LearnDash is a WordPress based learning management system plugin that enables users to easily set-up and customize their own LMS, sell courses, auto-deliver certificates, and download user reports. LearnDash also supports the sending of Tin Can API statements based on user activity within the built-in course, lesson, and quiz functionality.
Lectora® has committed to support the Tin Can API in the upcoming release of Lectora Version 11. They have also confirmed that the next release of CourseMill LMS (learning management solution) will include support for this new standard.
Litmos has integrated a Tin Can compliant LRS with their web-based Litmos LMS.
MapDeck aggregates all of the powerpoint slides from all the presentations at a single event, and makes them searchable. It also allows users to choose and order specific slides in an exported ppt deck or html flipbook to create their own personal conference reference deck.
Most of the possible actions in the interface generate Tin Can statements. These statements include searching, selecting, reordering, previewing, creating, and sharing slides.
BookOnPublish creates innovative multimedia rich, interactive digital textbooks. Now with Tin Can support, BookOnPublish is able to deliver student results to any Tin Can API compatible LRS.
Metryx is a web-based application that allows educators to collect student data via an easy-to-use mobile interface and use that data to more effectively group students and provide targeted instruction.
myCoracle uses the Tin Can API at the core of their Learning Line LRS/LMS platform. With a background in designing accredited learning programmes, Coracle work with not-for-profits, professional bodies, institutes and companies to produce mobile/tablet/PC optimised courses that promote open and social learning.
Netex has integrated a Tin Can compliant Learning Record Store with their Central Learning Fruit LMS and Central LearningCoffee LMS. They have also added Tin Can API support to their content authoring tool, LearningCoffee.
Next Software Solutions is a development company focused towards e-learning platform development and customization services and products.
With an expertise in all major opensource CMSs and LMSs, the are looking forward to contributing towards the first steps of the Tin Can vision of bringing learning out of traditionally complex LMS systems by providing Tin Can via simple and widely accepted platforms like Wordpress.
The GrassBlade xAPI Companion plugin is launched with features like ability to launch Tin Can content from Wordpress and track user activities like page views, and more. It is aimed to grow rapidly as a complete companion for novice learning providers who love Wordpress and want to keep things simple.
OnPoint Digital has worked with ADL and Rustici Software teams for more than a year helping to shape the promise and potential of the Tin Can API especially in the areas of content tracking and informal social interactions. The OnPoint Learning & Performance Suite v5, a full featured LMS / LCMS released in July 2012, extends the functionality of their previous offline SCORM players by adding new Tin Can API support features that can track, trap and manage Tin Can statements spawned from learning content, social interactions or other Tin Can-aware functions. The v5 platform features an integrated Learning Record Store (“LRS”) as well as new support for Tin Can-based game mechanics reporting using our new gamification feature set.
OpenSesame is developing a mobile app with TinCan to enable content creators to create and publish courses into the OpenSesame e-learning marketplace. The app also will deliver courses to learners on their mobile device.
Paltech has developed Rapport, a virtual classroom environment available to multiple users on a variety of operating systems. Through its use of the Tin Can API, Rapport includes robust tracking and reporting capabilities, including the detailed recording of student interactions in a wide variety of learning activities.
To address the emerging needs of both educators and learners in the connected, mobile age, Paltech developed Rapport to bring the classroom to a broad range of operating systems and devices, in real time, for multiple users in a virtual environment. Whether accessed on a PC, Mac, web browser, iPad or Android tablet, Rapport leverages the Tin Can API to provide robust tracking of not only learning progress and scores but also detailed recording of student interactions in a wide variety of learning activities and 3D simulations. Rapport is ideal for just-in-time, point of operation instruction as well as collaborative, instructor led and self-paced training.
PAT Learning Solutions is adopting the Tin Can API to allow it's customers to optimize full learning processes.
Problem Solutions built the Gold Stars app with a focus on Tin Can from the start. This app makes a Tin Can statement each time a person recognizes another for a specific accomplishment.
PulseWeb is a market-leading Learning Process Management System in The Netherlands. It helps learning designers to create and manage entire learning processes and can lead learners through these processes. PulseWeb covers the whole spectrum of traditional learning, e-learning, workplace learning, and learning between companies. It is ideally suited to manage employee and company performance. It uses the Tin Can API for registration of learning activities, populating learning dashboards and to power gamification inside the learning processes.
QuestionMark has integrated the Tin Can API with their assessment solutions. These applications can make Tin Can statements to one or more Learning Record Stores about the user's interactions and results.
Rapid Intake has integrated the Tin Can API with their mLearning Sync product, allowing mLearning Sync to easily sync data with a Tin Can compliant LMS/LRS. They are also working on adding Tin Can support to mLearning Studio and eLearning Studio.
To address the emerging needs of both educators and learners in the connected, mobile age, Paltech developed Rapport to bring the classroom to a broad range of operating systems and devices, in real time, for multiple users in a virtual environment. Whether accessed on a PC, Mac, web browser, iPad or Android tablet, Rapport leverages the Tin Can API to provide robust tracking of not only learning progress and scores but also detailed recording of student interactions in a wide variety of learning activities and 3D simulations. Rapport is ideal for just-in-time, point of operation instruction as well as collaborative, instructor led and self-paced training.
Raptivity® is a first in class interactivity builder which allows an instructional designer or course developer to quickly and easily create engaging learning interactions. It empowers you to craft compelling interactive content from a fine selection of 180+ interaction templates across categories like exercises, games, simulations, brainteasers, interactive diagrams, virtual worlds and many more. Get started by simply adding content to your interaction!
Raptivity has announced that it will support the Tin Can API for Raptivity Essential pack in the upcoming February 2013 release. Raptivity Essential pack consists of 35 interactions of various types such as Presentation Aids, Assessments and Visual aids. Tin Can support for the remaining Raptivity packs is planned later in the year, once the Tin Can 1.0 spec is released.
Riptide provides advanced training solutions and services to government agencies and commercial customers across many industries. Riptide ELEMENTS learning platform includes an HTML5 courseware that implements the Tin Can API for reporting real-time activity events directly into the ELEMENTS Learning Record Store (LRS). The ELEMENTS platform also contains, authoring, curriculum management, advanced data visualization and analytics dashboards capabilities.
RISC has integrated a Tin Can API compliant Learning Record Store with their RISC LMS.
Roleplay is a rapid development tool for delivering scenario-based learning activities. These learning activities can now make Tin Can statements that can be sent to one or more Learning Record Stores.
Rustici Software has added Tin Can API support to all of their world-class SCORM products: SCORM Engine, SCORM Driver and SCORM Cloud. SCORM Engine allows LMS vendors to have their own LRS. SCORM Driver allows content creators to make Tin Can conformant content with ease. SCORM Cloud is a hosted LRS, free to try, that lets anyone have their own LRS.
Sakai CLE, an open source educational software platform, provides an environment for teaching and learning that is grounded in collaboration and open sharing of knowledge. Work is currently in progress to create an internal integration with the Tin Can API, which is suitable for inclusion in the Sakai trunk and future releases. The integration will focus on using core aspects of Sakai like the events system and flexible industry tech such as AOP to allow for a high level of data capture. To follow the progress and contribute, join the conversation here. The Sakai CLE is an Apereo Software Community.
Saltbox has developed an LRS for the analysis and visualization of workplace learning, to help companies measure the impact of training on business results.
Serco has developed Tin Can API-enabled mobile applications that report user actions with one or more Learning Record Stores.
Skilitix has integrated the Tin Can API with Roleplay. Users of Roleplay now have the ability to create scenario-based learning activities that issue Tin Can statements.
Roleplay is a rapid development tool for delivering scenario-based learning activities. These learning activities can now make Tin Can statements that can be sent to one or more Learning Record Stores.
SweetRush has added the capability to create Tin Can API enabled e-learning courses.
TalentLMS is a handy learning platform for growing organizations with an emphasis on usability and easy-course creation.
The product is delivered "as as service" from the Cloud, without any downloads, updates or upgrades necessary.
TalentLMS is able to receive Tin Can statements through its built-in LRS, but users can also upload their own Tin Can packages inside the LMS. TalentLMS is a product of Epignosis LLC, the vendor behind eFront LMS. Epignosis is steadily focused on integrating on its products the most recent eLearning standards and web technologies.
Tappestry is an iOS app that tracks informal learning and issues Tin Can statements about these tracked learning experiences.
Torch LMS is a powerful, yet easy to use LMS. They are proud to have been one of the first to integrate the Tin Can API with their LMS. They are excited about the powerful new features this provides to their customers.
Train-Up! is a WordPress plugin that enables businesses small and large to train their employees online. For the trainees, it offers a simple interface with interactive tests and learning resources, and for the managers it offers insight into trainee learning progress and performance. Train-Up! has the ability to integrate with a Learning Record Store of your choice and can track specific events that occur throughout the trainees learning experience.
Unicon, one of the original Sakai Commercial Affiliates, has years of experience designing and implementing open source solutions for higher education and education technology companies. With a vested interest in ensuring Sakai's long-term success, Unicon is one of the leading contributors of the community effort to add Tin Can API support to the Sakai CLE. The company’s focus is enterprise deployments of open source software for student success and retention, mobile computing, learning management systems, portals, online video, calendaring, email, and collaboration.
Upside Learning is one of the world’s leading learning technology solutions companies. It helps organizations to improve performance through effective use of learning solutions.
Upside Learning has integrated Tin Can API into its proprietary courseware framework. This enables it to create Tin Can-compliant custom learning courses for desktops and mobile devices (including tablets), tailor-made to the client’s requirements.
vTrainingRoom has developed a Tin Can LRS that allows users to track, report and reward users. They have also developed a Tin Can block for Moodle. They are currently adding Tin Can wrappers to games in their rapid game authoring tool.
ZebraZapps is an extraordinarily powerful cloud based authoring tool, empowering everyone with the ability to create authentic learning experiences. With a completely visual interface and the flexibility of a programming language, everyone from professional instructional designers to 5th graders are building engaging applications. ZebraZapps is supporting the Tin Can API, a key component to effectively providing organizations the power of an experienced workforce. Look for a full implementation of the Tin Can API in ZebraZapps Professional.
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