📢 SCORM content can be uploaded as a learning resource within any project created on Didask.
ℹ️ Didask is compatible with SCORM versions 1.2 and 2004.
🛠 How to integrate SCORM content into a Didask course?
1️⃣ Add a SCORM module by clicking on "Add a module" within your project page and upload your SCORM package in ZIP format.
2️⃣ Your SCORM content will appear as a granule in your project. To preview it, click on the small eye icon next to the file.
3️⃣ If needed, you can also download the uploaded SCORM package directly from the module page by clicking the download icon.
ℹ️ Important: If you delete a SCORM package (e.g., when replacing it), learner data is retained.
However, if you delete the entire module using the three-dot menu in the top right corner, learner data will be lost.
📣 Display and Navigation of SCORM Content Imported into Didask
Important: Add an "Exit" button within your SCORM content. It is essential to configure your SCORM package to include a "quit" or "exit" button. SCORM content in Didask is displayed in full-screen mode without any external controls. This means the Didask interface does not provide a button to close or exit the module.
Most SCORM authoring tools allow you to add an exit button within the content itself. This button is mandatory for any SCORM content integrated into a Didask application.
📊 Tracking Learner Progress in a SCORM Module
In Didask, a SCORM module functions like a classic Didask module; it has only two possible states:
Incomplete (0%)
Completed (100%)
🔎 SCORM Completion Rules in Didask
A SCORM module’s completion status switches to 100% only when every SCO (Sharable Content Object, i.e., every step within the SCORM package) is either "passed" or "completed." Until this condition is met, the module completion remains at 0%.
🎓 Managing Assessments in a SCORM Module
First, you must configure your SCORM package in assessment mode:
Create a new SCORM module within a project.
Toggle the option "Enable assessment settings."
Define the minimum required score (in %) — this must match the one configured in your authoring tool.
Import the SCORM package.
Publish the module within a publication.
Track scores via the statistics dashboard.
Note: A SCORM module is not treated exactly like a native Didask assessment module. This implies:
There is no concept of "success" or "failure" based on a score within the player itself.
The module is only marked as completed when all steps are finished, regardless of a passing threshold.
When viewing publication statistics, SCORM modules configured as assessments will display a visible score, just like native assessment modules.
Result downloads (exports) will show the specific score obtained by each learner for these SCORM modules.
💡 Practical Information
Defining the minimum score is only possible during the initial creation of the module. Editing an existing SCORM package's settings is not yet supported.
This feature is currently compatible only with SCORM 2004. Support for SCORM 1.2 is planned but not yet available.
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