Hi,
Only way I could see that happening is that you make the courses publicly available (i.e. guest access) and allow guests to play the activities - then load the scorm player in an iframe on your site. Even that might not work. It will never be as simple as an embed without your site having some custom code to make it possible. Might be wrong.
The problem is that to run the scorm, it needs to be wrapped into some kind of player. Moodle's player is integrated into Moodle so will do security and access checks.
Sorry cannot be much more help.
Only way I could see that happening is that you make the courses publicly available (i.e. guest access) and allow guests to play the activities - then load the scorm player in an iframe on your site. Even that might not work. It will never be as simple as an embed without your site having some custom code to make it possible. Might be wrong.
The problem is that to run the scorm, it needs to be wrapped into some kind of player. Moodle's player is integrated into Moodle so will do security and access checks.
Sorry cannot be much more help.