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Scorm Wrapped PDF
Hello there - I have a 30 page pdf that needs to be scorm wrapped. no interactions, no quizzes etc. What is the best way to go about this? Storyline, Rise? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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- JoeFrancisCommunity Member
What exactly are you tracking? The file being accessed? Many LMS' allow you to import non-SCORM content objects and add them to a learning plan; they track "completion" by displaying a message when the user closes the object (in this case, a PDF) similar to "Did you read the document?" [Yes] [No].
- HeatherNolandCommunity Member
I was just asked to make a pdf scorm wrapped. Is this possible? in storyline or rise?
- MariaCSStaff
Hi, Heather.
Thank you for reaching out!
Similar to Joseph above, I'm not sure I fully understand what you were asked to do, so I'd recommend trying to get some clarification from the stakeholder. In the meantime, take a look at this discussion that might be helpful to what you're looking to accomplish:
- HeatherNolandCommunity Member
Thank you. It has been slightly confusing on my end as well. Basically, they just want a pdf scorm wrapped so they can upload to their LMS. They are tracking if the document is read. I am assuming that it would be much more simplistic for the pdf to be uploaded to the LMS directly since no interactions are being created on my end. Would I be correct in saying this?
Thank you!
- JoeFrancisCommunity Member
You would be correct in saying this, as there isn't a way to automatically determine if a document has, in fact, been "read."
Most LMS' can incorporate one or more document types (e.g., PDF, DOC, PPT) into a learning plan, and can track if the document has been opened, but the onus is typically placed on the learner to acknowledge he/she has "read" the document, which completes the process.
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