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SCORM, Shareable Content Object Reference Model was developed in 1997 by the United States military. It was put forward for the training of American Armies in various countries and on different platforms. After the support from various countries and academics, especially England
The company called ADL (Advanced Distributed Learning) has emerged. In line with the work of ADL, many standards and definitions developed in the field of e-learning started to be gathered under a single application model and this model was created.
It is called SCORM (Sharable Courseware Object Reference Model).
SCORM is an application model created by adapting the standards developed for an e-learning software to be durable, reusable, interoperable, accessible and portable with other software. For example, instructors can prepare exams, control and evaluate assignments from students using these learning management systems. Such systems help students establish learning collaborations among themselves through applications such as document sharing, chat, discussion groups, and news services.
they become. In addition, with the help of Learning Management Systems (LMS), instructors can access important data about student behavior and learning process.
What Did SCORM Provide?
- Enabled the portability of education from one learning management system to another
- Made the content available in different courses
- It made the content searchable and accessible.
Features of SCORM
- Durability: Content must be persistent as long as it is consistent to meet the cost.
- Portability: Content must be able to be moved from one system to another SCORM supported system.
- Reusability: Content must be reusable. Modules should be editable in different ways.
- Interoperablity: Content should also work when migrated from one system to another.
- Accessibility: Content must be accessible from the content library. This requires certain metadata to be included in the content pack
Structure of SCORM
SCORM consists of three sub-features;
Content Aggregation Model: The content clustering model is a set of standards that determine how content should be packaged and transferred to an LMS.
Run-Time Environment: It is the environment that consists of Javascript files and allows the content to communicate with the LMS.
Sequencing and Navigation: It is the access of the individual between the SCOs with the rules determined by the content developers.
Why Should We Use the SCORM Standard in E-learning Content?
SCORM has been introduced to generate data on online educational content that can be shared on different platforms. It models and defines how this data will be generated.
If you want to know when, how much, how many times your users watch the e-learning content and how many points they get from the tests in it, you can use a content produced with the SCORM standard and this
You need to choose a learning management system that has a standard.
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