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.
Go1 SCORM specificities
Go1 SCORM files automatically create user accounts when the user first launches Go1 content.
In Go1 reporting, these user accounts follow a pattern similar to [email protected]. We call these user accounts SCORM-generated accounts.
Go1's SCORM file is designed to stay up to date, ensuring any updates made by the Content Provider to the learning item is automatic and does not require Admins to remove/re-upload the SCORM within your learning platform.
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If you need further assistance with SCORM files, don’t hesitate to contact our Support Team at [email protected] — we're here to help!