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What is a SCORM?

What is a SCORM File?

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SCORM stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model. It’s a widely used format in eLearning that defines how online learning content is packaged and communicated between systems — typically between a course and a Learning Management System (LMS).

A SCORM file is usually delivered as a .zip package that contains all the necessary data, including media, content structure, and communication rules, allowing it to be uploaded and tracked within your learning platform.

Why use a SCORM file?

SCORM packages are used to:

  • Upload interactive content into your learning portal

  • Track learner progress and completion

  • Ensure compatibility across various LMS platforms

If you're looking to upload interactive content to your portal, you'll need to use either a SCORM file or an xAPI (Tin Can) file, both of which should be uploaded as .zip files.

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