SCORM - Shareable Content Object Reference Model

SCORM, or Shareable Content Object Reference Model, is a compilation of technical specifications for web-based e-learning. The SCORM standards are governed and published by the Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative (ADL).

Among SCORM goals are to enable interoperability, accessibility and reusability of web-based learning content for industry, government, and academia.

SCORM

• Overview - An overview of the SCORM books and specifications
• Conformance - Learn about the benefits of SCORM conformance
• Terminology - Definitions of many SCORM terms and acronyms

Content Aggregation

• Overview - Learn about SCORM content aggregation
• Content Packages - Learn about packaging SCORM content
• Manifest Files - Learn about describing SCORM content packages
• Resources - Learn about defining SCORM resources in a content package
• Organizations - Learn about defining learning Organizations and activity trees
• Sequencing - Learn about defining Sequencing behaviors
• Metadata - Learn about defining Metadata for your package contents
• Shareable Content Objects - Learn about Shareable Content Objects (SCOs)

Run-Time Environment

• Overview - Learn about the SCORM Run-Time Environment
• Run-Time API - Learn about the SCORM Run-Time API
• Run-Time Data - Learn about the SCORM Run-Time Data Model

Sequencing and Navigation

• Overview - Learn about SCORM Sequencing and Navigation
• Sequencing - Learn about Sequencing between activities
• Navigation - Learn about Navigation in a SCORM environment