Introduction Overview The Shareable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM), published by the Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) project, is a de facto standard for e-learning content. This …

The Shareable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) is a technical specification that governs how this online training (or “e-learning”) is created and delivered to learners.

SCORM needs a way to store and retrieve large amounts of data that is shared across SCOs. Personalization - With shared data, course-ware can easily be personalized to refer to the learner's …

Current versions of the SCORM have been extended by the Navy to resolve some interoperability challenges to SCORM. However, the interoperability challenges still exist for many organizations and …

For others, SCORM is a tool that enables effective, efficient online training. At its core, SCORM allows content authors to distribute their content to a variety of Learning Management Systems (LMS) with …

This paper provides an initial context for considering the role and scope of SCORM 2.0. It then raises a number of issues and proposes that solutions for these issues be incorporated as part of the …

If emulating a traditional SCORM package using TinCan, consider adding a “grouping” activity to each statement, which corresponds to your “root of the activity tree”, and also a “parent” activity.

While SCORM isn’t an accessibility standard, I would like to encourage everyone involved with SCORM 2.0 to keep accessibility in mind when making decisions about SCORM 2.0 features.

This White Paper concerns the consideration of testing and assessment issues in SCORM 2.0 in an improved manner, in order to enhance the learning and knowledge acquisition capabilities of …

SCORM is a set of specifications that describes: How to create Web-based learning content that can be delivered and tracked by different SCORM-compliant learning management systems.