Before creating or uploading content to Go1, ask yourself these key questions to ensure your content meets best practice standards. For bulk uploads, refer to our Bulk Upload guide.
Planning Questions
Who will use this learning object and what are their needs?
What knowledge or skills should learners gain from this content?
How will it fit into their learning journey?
Choosing the Right Format
Is your learning made up of a single piece or multiple pieces of media?
For single pieces, choose from these formats:
Format | Description | When to Use |
Externally made content in industry standard formats (SCORM, xAPI, etc.) | For flexible learning modules that track progress, assess comprehension, adapt to individual needs, and report to your LMS | |
MP4 uploads or YouTube/Vimeo links | For explanations, how-to guides, lectures, etc. | |
MP3, OGG, WAV | For podcast episodes, audiobooks or recordings | |
Content linked to external applications or web pages | When your content is located externally | |
Documentation (PDF format) | For learning documentation | |
Written content | For instruction guides or documentation |
For more details, see our Single Learning Object Formats guide.
For multiple pieces or groups, choose between:
Format | Description | When to Use |
Course | Structured collections of learning modules in a specific sequence. Can include various content types, be assigned and tracked, and require module completion | • When creating content from scratch • When combining existing media (videos, documents, etc.) into a structured learning path |
Playlist | Unstructured collections curated from Go1 library. Cannot be assigned or tracked directly | When compiling existing courses (e.g., grouping related courses like Food Handling) |
Note: For multiple SCORM files, follow our Bulk Upload guide.
Technical Considerations
Ensure compatibility with learning management systems using SCORM standards
Meet Go1's performance criteria for load times and technical benchmarks such as: Image Quality Standards and Content Metadata Guidelines
Test your content thoroughly:
Launch speed
Completion tracking
Ensure content plays properly within the Go1 player without cookie dependencies
Avoid using pop-ups in your content
Obtain proper authorization before collecting learners' personal data (requires Go1 DPA and written permission)
Best Practice Tips
Start Strong
Create a clear, searchable title
Write a concise, informative summary
Use bullet points to list learning outcomes
Following these guidelines will help ensure your content delivers an optimal learning experience while meeting Go1's technical requirements.