Uploading Storyline 2 Course onto Confluence

There are no native support for SCORM packages at Confluence.

However, SCORM is only API allowing to track course progress or other data coming from your course. You can still put e-learning on confluence.

If you don't need to track progress of the course, you can simply publish course as web project, upload whole folder to your server, and then put <iframe> with src attribute pointing to story_html5.html of your course. It will play normally, allowing users to go through the course.

And if you have some programmer onboard, you can just pass storyline variables through javascript to confluence database and then view it as you want. It's not something hard. One of my clients didn't have LMS and didn't want one, but they wanted to track course score, so I've made an simple javascript+php and collected data to the .csv file on server.