WizIQ API Documentation

Getting Started

To get started, add teachers on your website. To perform any activity through API, a presenter ID is required. Presenter ID can be any unique identifier saved in your database to identify a unique user.

WizIQ Virtual Classroom API Documentation

Using this API, you can schedule and manage virtual classroom sessions through your teaching website. Enable or disable the download of class recordings as well.

Virtual Classroom API Methods:

create Schedule a class

modify Modify a class

add_attendees Add attendees to a class

view_schedule View class details

cancel Cancel a class

download_recording download class recording

create_recurring Schedule a recurring class [What is a recurring class?]

add_copresenter Add a co-presenter to the class

delete_recording Delete class recording

Class Status pings

To communicate the status of a class, recording or attendance report, WizIQ sends following parameters through POST method in several pings to the URL sent by you in status_ping_url parameter of 'create' method. Learn more

Content API Methods:

upload Upload content

delete Delete content

Content Status pings

To communicate the status of a content, WizIQ sends following parameters through POST method in several pings to the URL sent by you in status_ping_url parameter of 'upload' method. Learn more

Introduction to the WizIQ Virtual Classroom API

The WizIQ Virtual Classroom API is used to integrate the WizIQ Virtual Classroom with your website. This API allows you to do the following directly from your site:

Access class activities
Schedule and manage classes
Conduct classes
View attendance reports
View class recordings

The WizIQ Virtual Classroom API uses HTTP, the same protocol web sites and browsers use to interact.

Anatomy of a WizIQ Virtual Classroom API request

All WizIQ Virtual Classroom API methods use the same general format:

 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
       <rsp status="ok">
       [xml-payload-here]
       </rsp>

The XML payload contains the actual request. For example, here is a class creation request:

<rsp status="ok">
 <method>create</method>
 <create status="true">
   <class_details>
     <class_id>572513 </class_id>
   <recording_url> <![CDATA[http://authorlive.com/aliveext

/Recorded.aspx?SessionCode=oBtenWN1Ez4%3d]]></recording_url>
     <presenter_list>
        <presenter>
          <presenter_id><![CDATA[2345]]></presenter_id>
          <presenter_url><![CDATA[http://authorlive.com/

aliveext/LoginToSession.aspx?

SessionCode=j3onNyPCpFrSAliy4ZV9Kw%3d%3d]]></presenter_url>
        </presenter>
      </presenter_list>
    </class_details>
  </create>
 </rsp>

Note: See the documentation pages for each WizIQ Virtual Classroom method to see more example requests.

Anatomy of a WizIQ Virtual Classroom API response

All WizIQ Virtual Classroom API responses return in one of two formats: a successful request, or an error.

Note: See the documentation pages for each WizIQ Virtual Classroom method to see more example responses and relevant error messages.

Anatomy of a failed WizIQ Virtual Classroom API response

If your request returns an error, the response container consists of:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
       <rsp status="fail">
       <error code="[error-code]" msg="[error-message]" />
       </rsp>

Anatomy of a successful WizIQ Virtual Classroom API response

If your request succeeds, the response container consists of the information you asked for. Hereâ€™s an example class creation response:

<rsp status="ok">
<method>create</method> 
<create status="true">
 <class_details>
  <class_id>572513</class_id>
  <recording_url><![CDATA[http://authorlive.com/aliveext

/Recorded.aspx?SessionCode=HyvKj1NWi6M%3d]]></recording_url>
  <presenter_list>
   <presenter>
	<presenter_id><![CDATA[269052]]></presenter_id>
	<presenter_url><![CDATA[http://authorlive.com/

aliveext/LoginToSession.aspx?

SessionCode=S9JzZwvk0sN%2fA3mMJ2x4lg%3d%3d]]>
    </presenter_url>
	</presenter>
  </presenter_list>
 </class_details>
</create>
</rsp>