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skilljaR
is an R wrapper for the Skilljar API.
Install from CRAN with install.packages("skilljaR").
Install the development version with
devtools::install_github("chrisumphlett/skilljaR")
.
get_users()
returns a data.frame with all users from a
particular domain. The API only returns up to 10,000 users at a time.
The function makes multiple requests to the API in order to return the
desired number of users. The user needs to know, or guess, how many
users they have if they want to return them all. You can select an
arbitrarily large number to be safe but it will result in a longer
execution time as there will be unnecessary API requests sent.get_published_courses()
returns a data.frame with all
published courses in a particular domain.get_course_progress()
returns a data.frame with the
course progress progress for user enrollments in your courses. You must
supply a vector of user id’s (which can be generated from the results of
get_users()
).The motivation for this package was to replicate, and improve upon,
the manual enrollments data export in the Skilljar portal. The results
of get_course_progress()
joined back together with the
results of get_users()
should reproduce that export but
with additional fields. Some of the columns are named differently.
Utilizing the API requires a token. This must be obtained by logging in at dashboard.skilljar.com and going to Organization / API Credentials. There are different strategies for storing api tokens securely. This package does not require nor nudge you towards any one strategy. That said, it is an unnecessary risk to store the token in the script!
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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