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What does "The number of plays is" actually mean? 6 years 1 month ago #5373

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I'm interested to know what constitutes a "play" with Xerte Online Toolkit learning objects. I'm presuming its how many times someone accesses the learning objects but is a single play based on number of pages visited or amount of time the learning object is open?

We are currently on v3.6 and are aware there us more usage stats in Xerte X via xAPI. Could be several more months until we move to Xerte X.

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Alison

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What does "The number of plays is" actually mean? 6 years 1 month ago #5374

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Hi Alison
it's how many times the public view of the LO has been viewed e.g. via /play.php?template_id=x or in some cases /play_x

It's just the loading/viewing of the LO not individual pages etc.

In the latest developer code (not Xerte X) the play count is now displayed in the middle panel of the workspace when each public project is selected.

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Ron

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What does "The number of plays is" actually mean? 6 years 1 month ago #5375

A511197 Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 133 Thank you received: 10	Thanks for confirming Ron, Looking forward to getting xAPI up and running at some point in the near future. Thanks, Alison If you can use Lego, you can use Xerte
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