1. OpenLabyrinth Virtual Patients http://openlabyrinth.ca David Topps Medbiq, Baltimore May 2014

2. What is OpenLabyrinth? Open-source (https://github.com/olab/Open-Labyrinth )https://github.com/olab/Open-Labyrinth Open-standard – (www.medbiq.org/working_groups/virtual_patient/MedBiquitousVirtualPatientSummary.pdf )www.medbiq.org/working_groups/virtual_patient/MedBiquitousVirtualPatientSummary.pdf Virtual patient platform for – Playing – Authoring – Researching http://openlabyrinth.ca

3. Highlights of Olab 3.1 Visual Editor Conditional logic Multiple input types Mobile friendly Scenarios Reports & analytics Linking to other systems: Oauth, LTI, etc

4. Templates & Snippets

5. Visual Editor

6. Medical Careers case in Viz Ed

7. Simple Rules

8. Complex Rules

9. Multiple input types

10. Extended question types Sliders Script Concordance Testing Situational Judgment Testing Key Feature Questions

11. Mobile Friendly

12. Responsive Design

13. Skins

15. Multiple Authentication

16. IMS-LTI Learning Tools Interoperability – LTI 1.1 Provider – thank you to Natalia Stathakarou, KI – Links to/from Entrada CMS (Queens University) http://www.entrada-project.org Exploring – LTI 2.0 – Olab3 being an LTI Consumer

17. Scenario Manager in OLab3 Scenario Manager: control over who gets to play what when

18. Scenario Manager in OLab3 Scenario Manager: view progress during play

19. Results Rapid Reporting of Real-time Results (4R)

20. Pathway analysis

21. Path analysis

22. ADL-xAPI Experience API – Formerly TinCan API – Exploring LRS options Open-source (eg Learning Locker) Easy to use analytics

23. Collaborative editing

24. Integrated Forum Great boon for collaborative authoring Tied into item/object annotation IMS-LTI integration as alternative

25. Semantic markup

27. OpenLabyrinth http://openlabyrinth.ca The OpenLabyrinth Development Consortium