IEEE 1484.11.3-2005
IEEE Standard for Learning Technology Extensible Markup Language (XML) Schema Binding for Data Model for Content Object Communication
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IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 is a learning technology standard that defines an XML Schema binding for the data model used in content object communication. It helps structure how learning content-related data is represented and exchanged in a consistent way. By providing a clear technical framework, this standard supports interoperability and reduces ambiguity when systems need to interpret content object information. For teams working with educational technology data, IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 offers a defined reference for XML-based communication.
What is IEEE 1484.11.3-2005?
IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 specifies an XML Schema binding for a learning technology data model, with a focus on content object communication. In practical terms, it translates the underlying data model into a structured XML format that software can process consistently. This makes the standard useful where content packages, metadata, or related learning object information must be exchanged between tools or systems. It is a technical document aimed at improving precision in XML-based implementation and data handling.
Where is IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 used?
This standard is typically used in learning technology systems that rely on XML to move structured content object data between applications. It may appear in authoring tools, learning content repositories, content delivery platforms, or integration workflows where consistent data mapping matters. IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 is also relevant when teams need a common schema for validating content object communication and ensuring that exchanged data follows the same format across systems.
Why is IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 important?
IEEE 1484.11.3-2005 matters because it helps reduce interpretation errors in XML-based learning content exchanges. A defined schema binding supports consistency during design, integration, and testing, especially when multiple systems must handle the same data model. It can also improve procurement and implementation decisions by giving organizations a clear technical reference. For inactive standards archives and legacy systems, the document remains useful for compliance review, maintenance, and compatibility work.
- XML Schema binding for content object data
- Learning technology communication context
- Structured exchange and validation reference
- Legacy interoperability and compliance support
- Publication Date: 2006
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: General Topics for Engineers
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- This Version: 1484.11.3 (2006)
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