SCORM Content Aggregation

For content developers, the biggest question is often "How do I make my existing e-learning content SCORM conformant?"

Content is generally compatible with SCORM if:
• It can be delivered via a web browser
• It can be self-contained (i.e. packaged with all dependencies wholly in a ZIP file)
• It does NOT depend on server-side scripting languages (such as JSP, ASP, and PHP)
• It does NOT depend on external files or external URLs
• It does NOT depend on downloadable components that must be installed by an administrator

General steps for making e-learning content SCORM conformant:
• Ensure content meets SCORM compatibility requirements (above)
• Organize all content files (including dependencies) into a single directory structure
• Define and describe the content using an XML manifest file as described by SCORM
• Package all the content and necessary files into a ZIP file

SCORM conformant e-learning content can be packaged, deployed to, and delivered via any SCORM conformant learning management system (LMS).

Next, learn more about Content Packages.