Don’t publish your courses in SCORM 1.2 if your LMS supports SCORM 2004.
Simply stop.
Don’t publish your courses in SCORM 1.2 if your LMS supports SCORM 2004.
Simply stop.
Could you clarify the advantages of SCORM 2004 over SCORM 1.2? SCORM 1.2 is currently meeting my needs effectively.
You’re right! @Averitt If your LMS supports SCORM 2004, @EmilyWilson there’s no reason to stick with SCORM 1.2
Here are the reasons:
In short, using SCORM 2004 is the best practice for creating and delivering online courses, leveraging its capabilities to make your courses more effective and future-proof.
SCORM 1.2 has limitations in tracking and reporting detailed learner interactions. It primarily captures completion status, scores, and basic interactions, which may not be sufficient for modern e-learning analytics needs.