How to add SCORM ZIP file to the curriculum?
SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is a popular standard used to make sure learning videos and activities work well on different Learning Management Systems (LMS). It supports common web formats like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and media files. You can create SCORM content using tools like Adobe Captivate or Articulate 360. When saving your SCORM content, make sure it supports web viewing and uses a 16:9 screen size so it looks good on all devices.
When you upload a SCORM ZIP file to your organization’s learning platform, it lets you share interactive lessons that track how learners progress, their scores, and if they finish the course. Our platform supports SCORM versions 1.2 and 2004, which means it works with many types of SCORM content. Keep in mind, for the Complete and Continue buttons on the Learner Dashboard to work properly, the SCORM content must send a message after the learner finishes the lesson.
Through this documentation, we will guide you through how you can add a SCORM ZIP file to your curriculum, making learning more structured and effective.
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Prerequisite
Before proceeding, please read the “How to Add Curriculum” document. It provides the necessary steps for setting up your course structure, which is required before adding the SCORM ZIP file.
Add SCORM ZIP Files
Adding a SCORM ZIP file to your curriculum enables seamless integration of interactive e-learning content that is compatible across various learning management systems. Including SCORM packages enhances course engagement, tracks learner progress accurately, and ensures standardized content delivery for consistent training experiences.
Carefully follow the instructions below to learn how you can efficiently add SCORM ZIP files to the curriculum.
Step 1: After adding curriculum to your course on the “Course” section, click on the “+ Add Material” button, select the “SCORM ZIP” icon, and click on the “Continue” button.
Step 2: While adding the Scorm ZIP file to the curriculum, you'll need to fill in important details as illustrated in the table below. Then click the “Add Material” button.
Step 3: Once you've added a SCORM ZIP file to your curriculum, it's ready for use. You can manage it anytime using the three-dot menu, which provides options to preview, edit details, publish/unpublish, enable a free preview, set prerequisites, download, or delete the SCORM ZIP file.
For more information, please refer to the Add Curriculum to the Course document.
Here’s how the SCORM ZIP file will appear in the curriculum once it is added.
If you have any queries, please feel free to reach out to us at support@edmingle.com. We will be happy to help you! :)
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