The document outlines a Q&A session featuring discussions between various participants about Learnosity's LTI capabilities, audio compatibility issues on iOS, and the development roadmap for rubrics. Participants raised multiple inquiries including the randomization of data tables, user community forums, and features related to dynamic content generation in assessments. Additional questions focused on the compatibility of Learnosity's tools with math content and the potential for future enhancements in their authoring API.

1. 4:40– 5:15pm
Q&A session
Gavin & Mark

2. Dilip Maurya, K12
Could you give some information on Learnosity LTI.
Would it launch the whole activity?
How would scores be sent to the host LMS?
What version of LTI is it?

3. Phil Collins, Otus
What about audio in Safari for IOS?

4. Amanda Ferguson, K12
What is the roadmap for rubrics?

5. Jan Paradowski, Junction
How are data tables randomized?

6. Suzie Hastie, K12
We’d love a Learnosity user forum or community space
to share ideas, questions, solutions - have you
considered one?

7. 1. Is it on next year?
2. How do we get to speak next year?
3. Are you going to get a bigger venue next year?

8. Suzie Hastie, K12
ARIA label generation for complex math & chemistry
equations can often require editing - is this being
researched?

9. Have your customers that are experts in K-6 content
found any problems with children using your UI
elements/controls?

10. Amanda Ferguson, K12
In dynamic content generation are we able to
dynamically generate distractors for MC questions?

11. Does your Math engine support calculus?

12. Will the tagging features and activity builder currently
available in the Author Site be coming to the Author API?

13. Can you have more than one dynamic content question
in an assessment?

14. Can we create our own tag hierarchies?

18. Everyone
When do the drinks start?!