scorm

Hello, we have relased on Drupal sandbox the DoceboLMS E-Learning Platform integration with drupal. Here is the node http://drupal.org/sandbox/docebo/1075800

DoceboLMS community: http://www.docebo.org

Hope we have lot of contributions :)

I'm thinking of doing a simple module that would take a Drupal Book and output a SCORM package (.zip) with the necessary components.

My questions are:
* would there be interest for such a module?
* what SCORM standard (pick one) would be the "best" (least worst?) one to use? (Pointers are welcome, I'm kind of a newb regarding all the available standards).
* do you have any features you'd like this to have?

I'm been working on sanduhrs code (http://groups.drupal.org/node/13452) for Drupal 6.

It's far from complete, but is a second step. CMI Datamodel is implemented and we have a conformant RTE. I'm missing the API/Session communication in order to get Claude's test script fully successful.

Anyone interested on this? I'm going to be working on this for the next weeks and we could get something faster if we join forces!

Regards,
www.sofi.com.br

Hello,

Great work on the drupal ed distro and i'm looking forward to reading the new book.

I'm wondering if you have any plans to view SCORM compliant files within drupal.

There's been some developments with the Drupal Scorm Project: http://groups.drupal.org/scorm

Currently this module displays content but it doesn't record any user data (such as how far a user is through the lesson).

m

Just wanted to let the group know about some Drupal SCORM news that got in my e-mail tonight. I'm not really sure what to make of it because the site doesn't contain much information. The only info I found was that it was a SCORM Player build on Flex 3 (Adobe) for Drupal. Anyway, here's the link to check it out:

http://www.scorm.ro/

Hi all,

It is fantastic to see some others interested in work on a Drupal SCORM module.

At Nine Lanterns we have built an E-Learning Content Authoring System that generates SCORM packages (and other outputs like PDFs etc). The first few versions went through .ASP then .NET, and we are currently porting parts of it to Drupal.