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- Packaging - This part of the standard describes how all the content of the course is arranged and connected. SCORM is designed for dealing with web-based content, so a SCORM package can consist of HTML pages, images, sounds, Flash files, etc.
- API - This part of the standard governs how the content files in the SCORM package can interact with the underlying LMS. Since SCORM deals with web-based content, pretty much the only way the content can interact with anything is via JavaScript. So, SCORM defines a standard API, in JavaScript, that any LMS must implement in order to be SCORM compliant.
SCORM is a set of technical standards for e-learning software products. Many training modules that are housed in ULearn are packaged as SCORM content. If you own SCORM content that you would like to deliver using the MarineLS platform, you can test this content beforehand to make sure it will be delivered successfully on your new platform. Note: SCORM packaged as SWF, Shockwave or Flash will most likely not work well with MarineLS. We recommend repackaging these files as HTML-5.
The following help resources are available for SCORM:
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Notes
- Objectives => Exams
- Interactions => Questions
- Context => Registration
TODO Link to For more information, see the SCORM API help page or SCORM Data Model
TODO - Add course Creation Doc??TODO Add Testing Doc