Mascot Style Guide¶
This page shows all mascot admonition styles for Xavi the Octopus, the pedagogical agent for xAPI for Intelligent Textbooks. Use it to verify that images load, colors render correctly, and text wraps cleanly around the floated mascot image.
A Note from Xavi
This is the neutral style — use it for general sidebars, introductions,
or any content that doesn't call for a specific emotional tone.
Welcome to This Chapter!
This is the welcome style — use it at the opening of every chapter.
Xavi introduces what's ahead and gets students excited to dive in.
Every interaction tells a story!
Key Insight
This is the thinking style — use it for key concepts and important
insights. An xAPI statement is always an Actor–Verb–Object triple:
who did what to what object. That simple model underpins the
entire specification.
Xavi's Tip
This is the tip style — use it for helpful hints. Always batch
xAPI statements during high-frequency interactions (simulations, games)
to keep network overhead negligible.
Watch Out!
This is the warning style — use it for common mistakes. Don't store
Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in Actor name fields without
reviewing your organization's FERPA/GDPR obligations first.
You've Got This!
This is the encouraging style — use it near difficult content.
LRS architecture can feel complex at first, but once you understand
the statement lifecycle, everything else clicks into place.
Well Done!
This is the celebration style — use it at the end of chapters or
major sections. You've just mastered the foundations of xAPI statement
design — one of the most powerful skills in modern learning engineering!
Image Border Debug View¶
The section below adds a red border around each mascot image so you can inspect padding and bounding-box alignment. Remove this section from the page once images look correct.