xAPI Export for Online Learning Visual Assets

Export trainings to industry standard learning management systems.
Hundreds of editable course and resource templates.
Effortless content authoring for modern course creators.

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What to expect when creating
learning materials in Visme

Interactive options training content

SCORM, xAPI, and HTML5 exports

Seamless branding across projects

Completion barriers and progress triggers

Adding multimedia (embedded videos, voiceovers, audio, etc)

Using Visme for eLearning & Training Content

When you’re creating content for your learning management systems, you need something that’s easy to use, provides different levels of interactivity, and supports xAPI export.

Efficient design
features

When you’re creating content for your learning management systems, you need something that’s easy to use, provides different levels of interactivity, and supports xAPI export.

No shortage of interactive capabilities

Engage learners with animations and interactive touchpoints by creating custom hotspots throughout your learning environment. Increase the amount of information retained by including:

Clickable buttons
Hover areas
Informational audio and video

Customized learning experienced through branding

Maintaining a cohesive brand presence across all organizational materials has never been easier with saveable palettes pulled straight from your logo or site. Assign branded palettes to any icon, graphic, or visual element.

Export into your LMS

Compatible with any learning management system that supports xAPI, SCORM, or HTML5. Export trainings and course materials directly from Visme without the need of dated course creation software.

Exploring Industry
Export Formats

Export courses and learning materials through formats aside from presentation and common media files like JPG, PNG, MP4, and GIF. Simplify the flow of content authoring by publishing files specific for LMS.

SCORM

The industry standard file format for eLearning software. Visme supports SCORM export for use in compatible learning management systems once a project is published.

xAPI

Another file format for eLearning software that is able to track offline learning and compatible with gamification. Visme also supports xAPI export for published projects.

HTML5

A third common file format for eLearning systems that cater to a mobile learning experience. HTML5 is a file format able to be created in Visme.

Retain and Captivate Learners
with Interactivity

Linkable elements that lead to detailed information.
Hover effects that save further details under parent topics.
Pop-ups engaged by user clicks on key points.

Resources to Supplement Learning and Development

Onboarding documents for new hires that adhere to organizational branding.
Live training and orientations that use various combinations of media.
Interactive courses and manuals for anyone using eLearning.
Audio and video files made in Visme can be recycled into bigger learning projects.

Compatible with Industry Standard Formats

Download lesson materials and training courses in the two most common LMS formats: xAPI and SCORM.
Additional download options include JPEG, PNG, PDF, PowerPoint, HTML5 and video for projects that you want to use outside of eLearning systems.

More uses of SCORM export
& xAPI formats

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Company onboarding courses for new hires.

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Certification modules for learning courses.

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Compliance training created by HR teams.

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Technical education for engage employees.

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Interactive guidance on topics presented through any LMS.

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Progress limitations for retaining instructional content.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When exporting xAPI, what statements are being sent to the LRS?

Content creators will work with their CSM to further vet the needed tracking metrics needed within your xAPI files. Visme’s LRS can track the file progress, and creators are able to update the statements within the xAPI file manually for their LRS tracking.

What SCORM version does Visme currently have?

Visme’s SCORM files are currently exported as SCORM 2004 4th Edition.

Can Visme create a test that will grade the learning of the user and record that within the LMS?

At this time, Visme does not have testing capabilities to grade the score of a learners test within the SCORM file. Creators often launch a quiz or test at the conclusion of the training course/lesson within their LMS to grade the learners retention of the training information and record it. Creators have also embedded forms within Visme projects that can capture answers of learners within another solution for reporting. View the form solutions that Visme integrates here.

What accessibility features does Visme have today to create accessible content according to 508 compliance standards?

Creators can build training materials in Visme that have best practices and guidelines of accessibility applied; such as: fonts, colors, audio voice, and animated text boxes for closed captioning. Visme does not support alt-tags at this time; however, other users have been able to update alt-tags within the code of the files once exported from Visme. Visme is not 508 compliant at this time – we are always working to progress the content creation capabilities of our users to support such guidelines.

What interactive capabilities does Visme offer to include in my training materials?

Visme has pop-up, hover effect, jump to slide navigation, and hotspots that include audio and video playback. Learn more about Visme’s interactivity features and how to include them in your training here.

Can I create videos in Visme?

Absolutely! Visme supports MP4 exports (up to 10 minutes in length). With Visme’s animations, timeline, video and audio capabilities, creators are building amazing video content everyday quickly and easily. Here’s our how-to guide for creating videos in Visme.

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