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SCORM publication

Courses published with Tactic! Editor meet SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) standards to enable the interconnection between courses and the different learning management systems (LMS/LCMS) and monitor the learners’ training progress.

Tactic! Editor 7.0 has been tested and complies with SCORM 1.2 as well as with the standard’s latest version: SCORM 1.3 (2004).

SCORM is a set of standards developed by ADL (Advanced Distributed Learning). ADL brings together representatives from all the other standardization organisms (including those from AICC), which gives it an increased credibility in the development of the SCORM standard.

The SCORM standard is the weighting measure for course and e-learning platforms design (LMS).

It’s a reference model, straight from the U.S. Department of Defence, which defines a training “content model” distributed by the Internet.

This set of specifications allows the reuse of Web-training content through different environments and products if the platform supports the SCORM format.

To find out more: www.adlnet.org