I used an existing Storyline file for an assessment. So the LMS Lesson SCORM Title Field has the current file name. The Identifier field has the name of the original course. Should I worry about this? I've already uploaded the course to the LMS.
Great question! The Identifier is a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to identify your course. If you're republishing a course that's already in your LMS, you won't want to change the value in this field.
You should be all set with uploading the course to your LMS with the same identifier. Please let us know if you have additional questions!
Hi Lauren, thanks for the reply. Maybe I should have been clearer. I used an existing course as the basis for a new course with a different title. That's where my concern about the SCORM Identifier came in.
Are you adding to an existing course? If so, the Identifier won't change. However, if you've started a new project and imported the existing course, then the Identifier will be different. Either way, are you seeing any inconsistencies within the LMS if the Identifier hasn't changed?
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Hi Ken!
Great question! The Identifier is a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to identify your course. If you're republishing a course that's already in your LMS, you won't want to change the value in this field.
You should be all set with uploading the course to your LMS with the same identifier. Please let us know if you have additional questions!
Hi Lauren, thanks for the reply. Maybe I should have been clearer. I used an existing course as the basis for a new course with a different title. That's where my concern about the SCORM Identifier came in.
Thanks again.
Hi Ken!
Are you adding to an existing course? If so, the Identifier won't change. However, if you've started a new project and imported the existing course, then the Identifier will be different. Either way, are you seeing any inconsistencies within the LMS if the Identifier hasn't changed?
Thanks for your response!