#Scorm package how to#

Select the desired import type from the Choose import type dropdown menu. Select 'Add a SCORM package' and then click 'Upload'. Simply drag and drop your SCORM package into the appropriate week on Moodle. The General tab provides you with many settings for the final output.For example, you can select which operation modes to export, define the pass/fail condition of the test, etc. In the 'Participants' section of the existing Moodle course, click 'Proceed to course content'. To export the project as a SCORM package, firstly, click the SCORM button.Then, the Export To SCORM dialog opens, having the General tab and the eLearning tab. Select the desired SCORM package (ZIP file) from the PC or laptop, then click Open. Add the SCORM Course to an Existing Course in Moodle. Click the Upload button on the SCORM page. Once enabled, select SCORM and xAPI from the Add-ons menu. Click the SCORM link in the Subject Navigation menu. You can find the SCORM and xAPI settings by selecting your user account's avatar from the top navigation, followed by Integrations.ДЇrom the list of available Add-on integrations, locate the SCORM and xAPI section and select the toggle so that it is ON. In order to download content you wish to use, please first check that your Go1 Platform has the SCORM and xAPI export add-on integration enabled. We will make Go1 Platform available to you so that you can browse the learning available through Go1 Content Hub, and curate the content you wish to use.

#Scorm package how to#

In this tutorial you will learn how to export a single resource as a SCORM or xAPI (TinCan) Package.В The Go1 Content Hub also provides the ability for you to export a number of resources as individual SCORM files. If you would like to deliver Go1 Content Hub resources through your own Learning Management System (LMS), you can do so by exporting the learning content from your Go1 Platform as SCORM or xAPI (TinCan) packages, then uploading those packages into your LMS. We believe in accomodating the systems and platforms already in use within your organisation, and providing the best, lowest friction means for your employees to access learning.