vendors demonstrated PENS interoperability. In November 2010, the AICC announced that it would begin work on a replacement of its existing CMI specification. This effort was later given the name "CMI-5". A SOAP-Based specification for CMI-5 was drafted in May 2012 but was never formally released. In October 2012, the AICC announced that it had adopted the Experience API (xAPI) specification (a.k.a. "Tin Can") for its CMI-5 effort starting a significant re-design that is currently in progress. The AICC coordinated its efforts with other learning technology specifications organizations engaged in similar work such as IMS Global, OKI, ADL, IEEE/LTSC, LETSI, and ISO/SC36. In December 2014, the AICC formally announced that it had dissolved citing declining participation. The AICC transferred the CMI-5 effort and its document archive to the ADL. See AICC Document Archive - Hosted by ADL cmi5 Status cmi5 is still currently under development and is now administered by the ADL. (See external Links below for project status) cmi5 Working Draft Github Repository External links ADL Website AICC Document Archive - Hosted by ADL Aviation safety Distance education institutions Educational technology academic and professional associations Technical communication Virtual learning environments