This course introduces you to the key components of the XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) specifications, and in particular the semantic tools and resources that they provide.
This courses teaches you how to understand what is possible to accomplish with XBRL and how to make it work for you and your organization for regulatory compliance, reporting, and beyond.
Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
Learning Objective
- Explore XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language), why it is important, and its value proposition.
- Explore beyond using XBRL as an e-Filing format, and recognize how the integration of the Business Reporting Supply Chain can benefit businesses and organizations.
- Recognize the differences between XBRL implementation vs. proprietary XML implementation and the benefits and trade-offs.
- Explore an overview of the semantic tools and resources defined in the XBRL Specifications.
Last updated/reviewed: March 14, 2024
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A good refresher on business banking terms.
Helpful technical details and presented in a concise, straightforward manner.
It was a good and informative course and was a nice refresher.
Excellent course! I love how so much material is covered especially the case examples.
Interesting overview, but I wouldn't say it offers anything 'innovative'.
Liked the clarity, disliked the dullness of the presentation.
Extremely polished presentation and the the detailed examples help drive home how each function works.
I find it difficult to understand the lecture. it was little unclear and tough.
Great Course. Very Motivating. Makes you think about what kind of leader you want to be.
A very good course for providing best practices on how to run a presentation along with the actual research to back them.
Very useful as a practical guide and as a historical perspective (I was very involved with SOX work from the beginning until 2011, when my employer got bought by a European company).
Many supporting materials didn't open. Many supporting materials didn't open.
Lynn's slides were well designed and effective. She knows this topic well.
This serves as a good introduction to SEC reporting. Probably not useful for people who already have SEC experience, but it is great for anyone new to the subject.
Some more error rectification technique may be included in this course.
Clear and concise - great examples provided. A great course for any experienced auditor.
interesting info
Excellent course
Enjoyed it.
Very informative! Great resources, tools and presentation.
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Lesson Questions and Answers0 Questions
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
- Introduction to XBRL 1:49
XML and XBRL
- The Value of Standards 13:41
- XML and XBRL 8:38
- The XML Family 9:21
- The Birth of XBRL 9:12
- What is XBRL 22:20
Value Proposition and XBRL Benefits & Specificatio
- Value Proposition 7:48
- Value Proposition (Continued) and Benefits of Early Standardization 13:15
- Brief Overview of XBRL Specifications 13:31
CONCLUSION
- More to XBRL 15:26
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