I have come across use cases where course content is hosted on the developers website and they provide a SCORM Stub for want of a better word which is loaded into the client LMS and is loaded from the developer website through the SCORM STUB.
Maybe I am not explaining the flow correctly but does anyone know how such a process could be implemented on Storyline?
Basically I want the content to be hosted centrally and updated in one place which will feed several clients installations and allow me to turn off the tap when renewals are left unpaid.
A further clarification on what I am looking to do... I want to use a SCORM connector package that will be uploaded to client LMS and which will 'connect' to my content on my server which I can maintain and update as needed without having to push out updates to all clients.
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A further clarification on what I am looking to do... I want to use a SCORM connector package that will be uploaded to client LMS and which will 'connect' to my content on my server which I can maintain and update as needed without having to push out updates to all clients.
Thomas
Hello Thomas, it's been a while since you posted. Have you found a solution?
I think that what you described is less related to Storyline than on the way you deliver courses.
It could be handled by a LMS providing a SCORM connector. You could also have a look at Rustici's various solutions to distribute learning content.
Thanks,
Philippe
Hi Thomas!
Take a look to this solution: scormNEXT (https://www.scormnext.es)
It lets you distribute your SCORM contents remotely to external LMS's using a licensing model, just what you are asking for.
Regards!
Alex