A practical demonstration of SCORM at work, from the authoring tool (Adobe Captivate) to the Learning Management System (LMS). We have used Moodle (https://moodlecloud.com) as the LMS for this demonstration.
What we show you first is the end result that a student will experience as a user of a learning management system and going through the course.
You’ll see the learning module that we’re going to create as the end user experiences it.
We’ll then take you into the same learning management system as an administrator
We will see the reports that are generated from the learning management system based on a couple of interactive activities.
We will then go back to the beginning and show you how we quickly put the course together. It’s very quick Captivate file but the most important thing is to show the settings within the authoring tool that turn SCORM on.
Thank you for this!
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Good course. I have a question:
I don’t want to use a quiz slide, but a regular slide and want to perform following tasks. I have set the reporting parameters to SCORM1.2 in preferences.
- Capture a free text on 2 different “Text Entry Boxes” , favorite food and favorite city of user (Not using short answer quiz slide)
- Submit the answers to LMS on click of a button, that executes javascript.
- This is the javascript code that I have written and not sure about itvar v_food = window.cpAPIInterface.getVariableValue(“food”);
var v_city = window.cpAPIInterface.getVariableValue(“city”);SCORM_CallLMSSetValue(‘cmi.interactions.0.LMS_food’, v_food);
SCORM_CallLMSSetValue(‘cmi.interactions.0.LMS_city’, v_city);
The whole idea is to transmit custom generated data to LMS and retrieve the same as needed.
Any help is highly appreciated.
Good course. I have a question:
I don’t want to use a quiz slide, but a regular slide and want to perform following tasks. I have set the reporting parameters to SCORM1.2 in preferences.
- Capture a free text on 2 different “Text Entry Boxes” , favorite food and favorite city of user (Not using short answer quiz slide)
- Submit the answers to LMS on click of a button, that executes javascript.
- This is the javascript code that I have written and not sure about itvar v_food = window.cpAPIInterface.getVariableValue(“food”);
var v_city = window.cpAPIInterface.getVariableValue(“city”);SCORM_CallLMSSetValue(‘cmi.interactions.0.LMS_food’, v_food);
SCORM_CallLMSSetValue(‘cmi.interactions.0.LMS_city’, v_city);
The whole idea is to transmit custom generated data to LMS and retrieve the same as needed.
Any help is highly appreciated.
Yes, I agree with Layli, this saved me a lot of time! I last used Moodle in 2005-ish, and I wasn’t sure about uploading Adobe Captivate projects to the MoodleCloud. This video was exactly what I needed, from start to finish. Thank you…
Thank so much for leaving your comment. Let us know if there are any other videos you would like us to do. Have a great day!
Perfect video, very useful for me. 🙂
Thank you for dropping by Martin and for your comment. We are very glad you found it useful. If you have any further questions or would like to see some videos on any other topics, feel free to drop us a line any time. Take care.
I wish I had access to this video the first time I added SCORM content to Moodle Cloud, it would have saved me a lot of time! I’m sure this video will be very useful for people who are using Moodle Cloud for the first time. I used it quit a bit while I was in graduate school for my class projects.
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