Please note: If you and your users/students are using Internet Explorer as a browser, SCORM courses always have to be openend in a new window.

Whether the content is to be opened in a new window (which is recommended) or within the main Fronter window.

Next you can make some selections regarding the properties of the course (these can be edited later also).

If it is over this, please use the multiple file uploader which has a limit of 1.5GB.

Click Browse and select the location of the SCORM course you wish to import if it is under 100Mb.

Click Import Course Package at the top right of the screen.

If there is no course application in the room, one must be added via Customise room tool package.

Go to the course application in the room you wish to add the course to.

SCORM for Teachers How-To: How do I import a SCORM package/course? For content not intending to transfer any results, other specifications and methods of content packaging and delivery are available. The main value in SCORM is that it is a platform independent specification that allows the content author to create related assignments and quizzes for which the results can be transferred to the learning platform. For the students, SCORM content is available in the Course tool.

SCORM content is usually distributed as standalone ZIP packages that teachers can import into Fronter. SCORM content can be delivered to your learners via any SCORM-conformant Learning Management System (LMS) using the same version of SCORM. The Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) integrates a set of related technical standards, specifications, and guidelines designed to meet SCORM’s high-level requirements – adccessible, interoperable, durable, and reusable content and systems. Advanced Distributed Learning, the organisation behind the SCORM specification, defines SCORM as follows:

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