SCORM Explained
SCORM is a set of of technical standards which specify how e-learning software should be built. It is the de facto industry standard for e-learning interoperability.
Recent blog posts:
SCORM 101 Presentation
[June 11, 2009]
We’re often asked to make presentations on SCORM. Typically these sessions are quick overviews of what SCORM is, how it works, why it is important, etc. Here is a virtual presentation of “SCORM 101” that Mike Rustici made to the metro-DC chapter of ASTD.
LETSI Run-time Web Services Project Orientation
[June 30, 2009]
This presentation was made virtually to SALTIS in June 2009. It describes the initial work of the LETSI Run-time web services project. This first phase is creating a web services binding for the SCORM 2004 API.
Project Tin Can Overview
[Fall 2011]
We presented this talk several times during the second half of 2011. It gives an overview of Project Tin Can and the proposed solution. See a slides of the presentation from LEEF 2011.
How can I learn more?
Learn about SCORM from a business perspective.
Read about the technical implementation of SCORM.
Find more resources, including a glossary of common SCORM terms, a SCORM reference poster and links to other sites about SCORM.