Define traces to be sent Sample Clauses

Define traces to be sent once the learning and game design are clear, the game designer, with help from the learning designer, can define the information to be traced and sent by the game to the analytics system for analysis and visualization. The traces sent by the game should contain learning information and be formatted according to the xAPI-SG Model. Traces can be sent in any moment in the game, but, for maintainability purposes, we recommend doing so in few, well-defined spots. For example, a learning goal that is satisfied when a quest is completed is easier to track than another learning goal that is satisfied when a specific answer is selected while deep in an in-game conversation.
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