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SCORM is a collection of standards and specifications adapted from multiple sources
to provide a comprehensive suite of e-learning capabilities that enable interoperability,
accessibility and reusability of Web-based learning content.
>> SCORM 2004 4th Edition Announced
SCORM 2004 3rd Edition
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Documentation
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Collection and harmonization of specifications and standards that defines the interrelationship
of content objects, data models and protocols such that objects are sharable across
systems that conform to the same model
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Conformance Test Suite
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Content Examples
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Illustrations of SCORM 2004 3rd Edition Conformant content that demonstrates
concepts of SCORM content in the areas of design, development and implementation
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DMCE | PITE |
MSCE | SECE |
BKME | MBCE
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Sample Run-Time Environment
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Provides a working example of the Run-Time Environment described in the SCORM 2004
3rd Edition (e.g., sequencing and navigation of content, standardized communication
between content and LMSs, and standardized data model elements)
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Articles
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How to Efficiently
Gather Metadata and Content and Write Your XML too |
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Greg Gardner (09/27/2005) |
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I am a developer. One of my recurring nightmares is getting content from a content
developer at 4:55pm on a Friday afternoon when the project is due at 5:00pm. The
content developer goes home because they met their deadline and I get fired because,
well, five minutes is not a lot of time, you know. |
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Storyboarding For
Reusable Content |
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Megan Beyer (02/04/2005) |
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Where would a contractor be without a blue print or a conductor without sheet music?
They most likely would be a bit lost, just as an instructional designer (ID) and
developer would be without storyboards. Storyboards are the lifeline between
IDs and developers. Communication is key to creating a quality product and
storyboards help drive that communication. |
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