SCORM is a collection of specifications that enable web-based learning content to operate, be accessed and be reused within different software packages and systems. SCORM content is created using HTML, JavaScript, SWF files and, for non-technical users, SCORM authoring software. Follow these instructions to upload any package of Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) content to your Moodle course.
Use this tool when you want to upload to your Moodle course a resource or activity created using SCORM.
Moodle does not generate SCORM content. Moodle delivers SCORM content to learners, and saves data from learner interactions with the content. To create a package:
- You can hand-code SCORM objects using HTML, JavaScript and sometimes SWF files. ADL and others provide some templates, which make this process easier.
- You can also use SCORM authoring software. This is easier for non-technical users, but not as foolproof. Read this note about SCORM software before deciding whether to use it.
Add a SCORM package to Moodle
To add a SCORM package to the Moodle course, first the SCORM activity needs to be selected from the activity picker as for any other Moodle activity or resource, and then the package can be uploaded.
Click 'Get Started' to view the step-by-step guide
What to do if grades from SCORM activity are wrong?
The SCORM package oversees sending grades to Gradebook.
To change the behaviour of grades coming out of the SCORM, you will need to update the SCORM package file directly.
SCORM package upload error.
The 'Incorrect file package' error appears for SCORM package files that are incorrectly zipped. Please ensure that all the relevant files are zipped in the root folder of the zip file, and file extensions are written in lower case.
I cannot open my SCORM file.
Javascript must be enabled for SCORM packages to load properly. If javascript is not enabled, packages may load as a blank screen.
You can enable javascript in the privacy or security settings of your web browser.