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What Is A Webhook?

by | Jul 25, 2014 | Tips & Tricks

A webhook is a feature in web development that allows the user to create a callback that can be triggered by an event (for example, a student commenting on a course can be an event that triggers the callback). This callback would then notify you using a specified service with the desired information.
DigitalChalk: What is a Webhook?

DigitalChalk offers 5 different webhooks:
  • Offering registered event: Receive a webhook callback when a user is registered for an offering.
  • Offering completed event: Receive a webhook callback when a user completes an offering.
  • Element published event: Receive a webhook callback when an element is activated into a course.
  • Element completed event: Receive a webhook callback when a user completes an element they are taking within a course.
  • User-created event: Receive a webhook callback when a user is created in the organization.

This feature is a more advanced developing tool that can be used within an organization – for more information on the development side you can click here to go to the developers’ page.

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