Scalable & Customizable Learning With SCORM

SCORM, which stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model, is a collection of standards and specifications for e-learning content. Established by the Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Initiative, SCORM defines how online learning materials are created and communicate with learning management systems (LMSs).

Organizations worldwide use SCORM packages for several reasons, one of which is interoperability. Before SCORM, e-learning content was often tied to a specific LMS, which meant that if a company wanted to switch to a different LMS, it might also need to repurchase or redevelop its course content.

SCORM solved this problem by standardizing how courses are developed and ensuring they can be used across different systems. With SCORM-compliant courseware, organizations can shop for content from various vendors, confident that the material will work with their existing infrastructure.

As organizational needs grow, SCORM's scalability ensures content remains relevant and adaptable. It provides consistent reporting and saves costs by eliminating the need to repurchase or redevelop content.