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Practical Hands-On Guide to SCORM Development - Course Overview
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Practical Hands-On Guide to SCORM Development - Course Overview

COURSE OUTLINE

1. Introduction to SCORM 2004
  • Basic ADL/SCORM Concepts and Definitions
  • Overview of SCORM 2004
  • Differences and similarities between SCORM 1.2 and 2004
  • The Role of SCORM in Modern Courseware Development
2. Modern Courseware Technologies
  • Course Development Media: Images, Audio,Video, Simulations, Mobile Code
  • Course Development/Instructional Design Tools:
    • How to choose the right tools
  • Courseware Delivery Technologies: Current State, Trends and Issues
3. SCORM Essentials
  • Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs): What constitutes Assets and Sharable Content Objects (SCOs)?
  • Repositories: Melting pots of reusable content
  • Learning Management Systems (LMS): How to choose one?
  • Expanding your options via a Learning Content Management System (LCMS)
  • What is Metadata?
  • ADL Registry: Discovery of specific content resources
4. Metadata
  • How to read Metadata files
  • How to develop Metadata using tools and templates
  • LAB: Developing Metadata With Metadata Generator Pro
  • LAB: Developing Metadata With Reload
  • Content repositories definition and usage
  • What is the future vision for Metadata use? CORDRA, IMR, Cybrarian, and N-SCORM
  • Rights Management: Whose asset is it anyway?
5. Runtime SCORM: What makes a SCO a SCO?
  • Introduction to SCORM 2004 API and related 3rd party APIs
  • LAB: The Handshake - Connecting Your SCO to the LMS
  • LAB: Connecting to LMS API using FLASH
  • Bookmarking using navigation and browser events
  • LAB: Creating Bookmarks and Responding to Bookmark Events
  • Completion status and session time within a SCO
  • LAB: Create a SCO that Sets Completion Status and Session Time
  • Tracking student performance and assessment scoring
  • LAB: Scoring Using Score.raw and Objectives
6. Manifest and Sequencing
  • What is the course manifest?
  • Reading a 2004 manifest file
  • Simple Sequencing: Control, Rules, and Objectives
  • The Activity Tree: Activity Path, Roll-up, and Clusters
  • LAB: Create a Manifest Using Reload
  • How to influence sequencing outside of the SCO
7. Advanced Content Issues
  • Mobile code and Security issues
  • How to get content signed and by whom
  • Cross-domain scripting issues and solutions
  • FLASH(TM) and SCORM 2004 S1000D and SCORM
8. Designing for SCORM
  • Creating a SCORM-conformant course: A sample blueprint
  • Key Design Considerations: Breaking down the content without “breaking it”
  • SCORM Tools and Development Packages
  • Redesigning for SCORM: Things to consider
  • Service specific requirements for SCORM
  • SCORM Testing and Certification: Let us walk you through the process!
9. Building a Sample Course:Putting it all Together!
  • LAB: Creating a Multiple Sco Course
  • Directory structure and assigning Metadata
  • LAB: Assembling and Sequencing Scos
  • LAB: Connecting the Scos to the Lms
  • LAB: Tracking the Student’s Progress and Score
10. Testing your SCORM Package
  • What does the test suite test?
  • Known issues and workarounds
  • LAB: Installing and Using the Scorm Test Suites
  • LAB: Reading the Test Log
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