I have created a scorm 2004 version 3 package with 2 SCOs using
simple scorm packager. First sco is articulate presentation with quiz at
the end, second sco is also articulate presentation with quiz at the
end. I am testing it on cloud.scorm.com.
Only issue I am facing , after completing first sco , it does not move
to second sco. As first sco finished, it gives me message "Please select
a menu item to continue with course.". Why its not going to second sco
automatically. Am I missing something here. please advise. Thanks!
I never realized SSP was the same thing. I apologize for my ignorance.
I would recommend contacting the author of that post directly. Alternatively, you might want to contact the guys over at SCORM.com for additional support.
I might be using the wrong language here, but is it worth finding someone who can create some kind of SCORM wrapper to incorporate both SCOs together? I know our guys do this with SCORM 1.2 ... but not quite sure if this is what you're looking for?
That link will show you how to auto navigate from the first sco to the second within the multisco package. I am going to try it out right now to make sure it works.
Hi Susan, I've tried this in Moodle 2.x and most of it works (each SCO gets results reported, but the sco's will not automatically advance. I think this is because Moodle is not yet fully SCORM 2004 compliant (I dont think Sequencing is implemented yet).
Is your LMS fully 2004 Compliant?
The way I intend to get around this is to either put a message at the end of the sco asking the user to select the next sco, or better still, put a link on the page that will take them to the next sco. You can do this in the goodbye.html file generated by articulate (in each of the sco packages).
I've tested this on the SCORM cloud and it all works, including the automatic advancing of the sco, so this probably confirms that the moodle test does not forward automatically due to the sequencing (2004) not being implemented yet.
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Hi Naveed & welcome to the forums,
I'm not familiar with the Simple SCORM Packager. However, here's a workaround that might work better for you:
http://daveperso.mediaenglishonline.com/2010/03/25/use-ssp-to-track-multiple-quizzes-and-courses/
Thanks Brian, I read this article to make this package. Simple Scorm packager is used in this article
Hi Naveed,
I never realized SSP was the same thing. I apologize for my ignorance.
I would recommend contacting the author of that post directly. Alternatively, you might want to contact the guys over at SCORM.com for additional support.
Hi Naveed and welcome to the Heroes Hangout!
I might be using the wrong language here, but is it worth finding someone who can create some kind of SCORM wrapper to incorporate both SCOs together? I know our guys do this with SCORM 1.2 ... but not quite sure if this is what you're looking for?
I found an answer to this one today. http://scormdev.blogspot.com/2011/01/articulate-sco-to-sco-scorm-2004.html#comment-form
Let me know if it works for you!!
Susan
Hi Susan,
What solution did you find?
Naveed
That link will show you how to auto navigate from the first sco to the second within the multisco package. I am going to try it out right now to make sure it works.
Susan
I tried what the blogger suggested and it didn't work. Has anyone else been able to get this to work?
Hi Susan, I've tried this in Moodle 2.x and most of it works (each SCO gets results reported, but the sco's will not automatically advance. I think this is because Moodle is not yet fully SCORM 2004 compliant (I dont think Sequencing is implemented yet).
Is your LMS fully 2004 Compliant?
The way I intend to get around this is to either put a message at the end of the sco asking the user to select the next sco, or better still, put a link on the page that will take them to the next sco. You can do this in the goodbye.html file generated by articulate (in each of the sco packages).
Hope this is of some help.
Vispi.
If SCORM compliance of the LMS is question trying the package on SCORMCloud should help -- it is almost 100% certain it is compliant.
It also ofters a free hosting account for testing -- so it is easy to try. (http://scorm.com/scorm-solved/scorm-cloud/)
I've tested this on the SCORM cloud and it all works, including the automatic advancing of the sco, so this probably confirms that the moodle test does not forward automatically due to the sequencing (2004) not being implemented yet.
Vispi.
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