Module 01 · Cornerstone Reporting

Reporting fundamentals.

Get oriented to Cornerstone's reporting tools before you build your first report. Move at your own pace through the handbook, fillable templates, narration, and a guided system simulation. Your progress is saved automatically.

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Documents & text.

Reading, scrolling, completing, and filling out. Track progression through static and form-based assets.
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PDF reading

Scrollable document. Launch, progress, and completion emit on scroll depth.

Employee Handbook — Chapter 3

Prepared by HR · Revised Q1 2026

3.1 Purpose

This chapter outlines the expectations and responsibilities of employees regarding data stewardship, record keeping, and continuous learning. It applies to all full-time and contract personnel.

3.2 Continuous learning

Every employee is expected to complete a minimum of forty hours of structured learning annually. Learning hours are tracked automatically through our xAPI-enabled content library. Employees may elect to self-report additional hours.

Learning records are stored in the Learning Record Store and are accessible to the employee, their manager, and L&D.

3.3 Record keeping

Each completed activity produces a learner record. Managers may review these records with the employee's permission during quarterly reviews.

Employees retain full visibility into what is captured. A data transparency dashboard is available under the Profile page.

3.4 Content library

The content library includes video, audio, simulations, and immersive material. See Appendix B for the full taxonomy and Appendix C for content type definitions aligned to the xAPI content-types specification.

3.5 Escalation

Where data is misclassified or appears inaccurate, employees may escalate through the Learning Experience channel. A response is guaranteed within five working days.

3.6 Closing

These policies will be reviewed annually. Your engagement with learning is both valued and measurable — not as surveillance but as a foundation for growth.

— end of chapter —

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Interactive PDF form

Mock of a fillable PDF form. Each field change is a statement; submit aggregates.

Compliance acknowledgement

Acknowledgements
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Slideshow / deck

Paged content. Each slide is an activity; deck completion on last slide.
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The shape of a conformant statement.

Actor, verb, object. Everything else — result, context, timestamp, extensions — is layered on top.

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Verbs carry intent.

Launched, progressed, answered, completed. Each verb has a stable IRI and a well-defined semantic.

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Extensions carry context.

Seat position in a flight sim. Yaw angle in a 360° video. Offline sync status. If it matters, it's an extension.

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Conformance is the contract.

Your LRS can accept statements from any source that speaks xAPI — that's the whole point.

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H5P True/False quiz

Bundled H5P content rendered with h5p-standalone. Every interaction emits a spec-conformant xAPI statement to the LRS via the H5P xAPI dispatcher.
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Audio.

Narration and longer-form podcasts, tracked with the same video-profile extension shape. Speed changes, pauses, resumes — all captured.
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Audio narration

On-screen text accompanies the narration. Playback events mirror video events.
Onboarding Lesson 01 · NarrationAccompanies section 3.2 of the handbook
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Simulations & immersive.

From enterprise software rehearsal to full VR sessions. Every control press, every head rotation — surfaced as conformant data.
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Software simulation

Practice workflow in a fake ERP. Each control is its own activity; submit emits completion.
SAP · Invoice Entry
Simulation — no real data
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