Join David Rivers for an in-depth discussion in this video The history of SCORM, part of Learning SCORM and Tin Can API.
- To better understand what SCORM is all about,…it may help to take a look at the history of SCORM…and how it has evolved to become what it is today.…It was actually back in 2001…when the ADL completed its first set of standards,…which became the very first production version of SCORM,…and that was version 1.1.…The first version of SCORM was actually based…on the best of existing standards already created…by the Aviation Industry Computer-Based Training Committee,…also known as "AICC", the IMS Global Learning Consortium,…the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,…or the "IEEE", and others.…
Later in 2001 came the first widely adopted version…of SCORM, version 1.2, and it incorporated…the inclusion of metadata specifications.…This allowed developers the option…to tag content objects and assets.…Then in 2004 came the first edition of SCORM 2004,…which came with new standards for API communication,…that's the "Application Program Interface",…as well as the use of learning objectives…for sharing of competencies across content objects.…
Author
David Rivers
Released
12/15/2014This course introduces the what, why, and how of SCORM, and the tools for creating SCORM-compliant content. Author David Rivers also covers the second generation of compliance integration, the Tin CAN API (aka the Experience API), which allows for learning events to be recorded and analyzed.
- What is SCORM?
- Why is SCORM important?
- Publishing to an LMS with tools like Adobe Captivate and Lectora Inspire
- Keeping SCORM-compliant by reporting scores
- Understanding the Tin Can API
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome50s
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1. Understanding SCORM
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What is SCORM?1m 54s
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Why is SCORM important?1m 39s
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The history of SCORM1m 56s
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A look at how SCORM works2m 33s
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2. Popular SCORM-Compliant Authoring Tools
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3. Tips for Publishing SCORM-Compliant Content
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4. Next-Generation SCORM
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Understanding LRS vs. LMS1m 43s
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Conclusion
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Next steps39s
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