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LRS (Learning Record Store)
Definition
A data storage system that receives and stores learning records from xAPI-enabled content and applications. An LRS serves as a repository for all learning experience data, enabling comprehensive analytics and reporting across multiple learning platforms and activities.
Where it fits in the SDI system
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SDI practitioner lens
From definition to decision
An LRS creates value when experience data from multiple systems must be combined into a coherent performance story. Its design should begin with governed questions, stable identities, and the outcomes leaders need to interpret.
01 / Decision it should inform
Use an LRS when cross-platform xAPI data will support a defined analysis, intervention, or compliance requirement that an LMS report cannot satisfy.
02 / What to watch for
Collecting statements without a durable taxonomy, ownership model, and decision cadence produces technically valid data that nobody trusts or uses.
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