how to get started with SCORM?

how to get started with SCORM?

by Martin Kaspar -
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new to moodle - excited bout the options 


we have installed moodle here in our company. 

how to get started with SCORM?  can i testrun this in the online demo here on the moodle-org-page!?

if i want to install [b]SCORM Module [/b] on my company page:  https://moodle.ib-online-akademie.de/

 - how to do that 

https://docs.moodle.org/19/de/Lernpaket_(SCORM)

[quote] Ein lernpaket.gif Lernpaket ist eine Aktivität in Moodle. Sie ermöglicht es den Lehrenden, extern erstellte SCORM-Pakete (Lerneinheiten) in Moodle: einzubinden. SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) ist ein Referenzmodell für wiederverwendbare elektronische Lerninhalte, das Standards und Spezifikationen umfasst, um webbasierte Lerninhalte in verschiedenen Plattformen bereitzustellen. Der Trainer kann ein SCORM-Paket mit einem SCORM-fähigen Autorenwerkzeug auf seinem PC erstellen und anschließend in Moodle hochladen. SCORM 1.2 wird in Moodle 1.9.3 und Moodle 1.8.7 unterstützt, d.h. alle Tests in der ADL Conformance Test Suite 1.2..7 laufen erfolgreich für SCORM 1.2. Anm:_ SCORM 2004 wird in Moodle nicht vollständig unterstützt. Teile der API sind implementiert, andere noch nicht, z.B. Navigation und Reihenfolge der Präsentation von Lerninhalten.[/quote]

look forward to hear from you 

how to get started with SCORM?  can i testrun this in the online demo here on the moodle-org-page!?



vg Martin

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Re: how to get started with SCORM?

by Bret Miller -
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1. You are using a very old version of Moodle.
2. You are expecting people who speak english to understand a document in german.

You might have better luck with a newer version of Moodle and posting such a question in a community where your language is spoken, like Deutschsprachiges Moodle https://moodle.org/course/view.php?id=18.
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Re: how to get started with SCORM?

by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
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You'll have better chances in the SCORM forum: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=1951. Even better, request the moderator to move the discussion to the SCORM forum.

Also, make it a point to read the initial pointers linked to the header of the said forum.
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Re: how to get started with SCORM?

by Mary Cooch -
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Just moving this to the SCORM forum...
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Re: how to get started with SCORM?

by Dan Marsden -
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Looks like you are using Moodle 3.8, but looking at the (very old) 1.9 Moodledocs.

If you have a SCORM package that you want to add to your site:
In a course, with the editing turned on, click the link to add a new activity to the page, and then choose 'SCORM Package' from the activity chooser - upload the SCORM zip file and save.

Have a look here for a bit more detail on all the settings.
https://docs.moodle.org/310/en/SCORM_activity

If you do not have any SCORM packages and want to know "how do I create a SCORM package" - you will need to purchase or download a SCORM authoring tool - authoring tools are typically desktop application that you use to create a package for upload into your Moodle site. You can see a list of many SCORM authoring tools here:
https://docs.moodle.org/310/en/Creating_SCORM_Content

But... if you are just wanting to create content packages for your learners - you don't need to do this using SCORM, you can create rich interactive content within Moodle using the existing tools - I'd also reccomend you take a look at H5P (If you upgrade to 3.9, H5P support is built-in, however you can install a 3rd party plugin to enable H5P support in Moodle 3.8)
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