LRS
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What is LRS?
LRS most commonly refers to a Learning Record Store. It is a data repository that stores learning experiences from various sources in a consistent format, typically using the Experience API (xAPI) specification. LRSs are used to track learning activities that occur both online and offline, providing a comprehensive view of an individual's learning journey. This data can be used for reporting, analytics, and personalization of learning experiences.
What other technologies are related to LRS?
LRS Complementary Technologies
LXP
An LXP (Learning Experience Platform) often integrates with an LRS to track learning experiences across different platforms and provide a more personalized learning journey. The LXP is complementary because it facilitates learning while the LRS records and analyzes it.
xAPI
xAPI (Experience API) is a data specification often used with LRS. An LRS collects xAPI statements. It is a strongly complementary technology as it defines the format of data the LRS processes.
LMS
An LMS (Learning Management System) and LRS can be complementary. The LMS delivers structured training, while the LRS tracks learning activity across various sources, providing a more holistic view of learner progress.
Which job functions commonly mention LRS?
Instructional Designer
27 Instructional Designer jobs mention LRS
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Receptionist
26 Receptionist jobs mention LRS
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Education
28 Education jobs mention LRS
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Human Resources
37 Human Resources jobs mention LRS
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Administrator
57 Administrator jobs mention LRS
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