The term “Sharable Content Object Reference Model,” which refers to the electronic packaging of e-learning courses, is referred to by the acronym SCORM. Any SCORM compliant platform can import and launch SCORM courses using this format. All LMS used in the industry come with SCORM players.
Q: What is SCORM?
A: SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is one of the most acknowledged standard for delivering and creating e-learning content. It helps one to create, package and deliver content aligned SCORM norms.
Q: What are the benefits of using SCORM?
A: SCORM has several benefits such as it ensures that the content is complaint with the modern learning standards. It enables one to track the progress of the learners and ensures timely completion of the course.
Q: What are the key features of SCORM?
A: SCORM consists of technical standards that enables one to deliver and create content as per the standard format. It mainly concerns with the packaging content in such a way that it is easily sharable across the media. SCORM consists of set of rules that are vital for the learning management systems.
Q: How does SCORM work?
A: SCORM follows a systematic protocol for creating and delivering an e-learning content. The technical standards under SCORM helps to create content with the help of authoring tools. The SCORM complaint packages consists one or more SCOs which are trackable by a SCORM-complaint LMS or similar systems.
Q: What is the difference between SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004?
A: SCORM 2004 is the latest version whereas SCORM 1.2 is the older version. SCORM 2004 is latest and consists of additional features which helps in better sequencing, navigation and adaptive learning. It enhances data tracking, reporting and content creation.
Q: Is SCORM compatible with all LMSs?
A: SCORM is designed to be compatible with several SCORM-compliant systems. It helps one create content complaint with latest LMS. However, due to different versions there can be compatibility issues.