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gabrieldoty / simplify-scorm

Scorm 1.2 Javascript API
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Compatibility with rise 360 #24

Closed sainag closed 4 years ago

sainag commented 4 years ago

Hi,

Can someone advise, if this is compatible with the scorm packages published with Rise 360?

Thanks Sai

xob commented 4 years ago

According to Rise 360's FAQ:

Can Rise 360 courses be hosted and tracked in a learning management system (LMS)? Yes. You can export Rise 360 courses for AICC, SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and Tin Can API (xAPI) learning management systems. Just open your Rise 360 course for editing, click Export in the upper right corner of the screen, and choose an LMS specification.

Since Simplify Scorm implements SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004, yes, it is compatible with SCORM packages published with Rise 360, as long as SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 is chosen as the export format.

sainag commented 4 years ago

Hi, I know that it will work with the given scorm specification as I have been using the plugin with various scorn packages published with isprig, storyline and captivate etc.. however, the exported scorm package with rise 360 doesn’t seem to fire any events with all the settings set when publishing.

Let me know if you have tried using it with rise360 output. @gabrieldoty can you please advise on this.

Thanks Sai

xob commented 4 years ago

That sounds more like a question for Rise 360 support rather than Simplify Scorm. If the SCO generated from Rise 360 doesn't trigger any events in Simplify Scorm, and other SCOs do, then it appears to be a problem with how Rise 360 consumes a SCORM API, not a problem with Simplify Scorm.

sainag commented 4 years ago

You may be right. I'll raise an issue with them. Thanks.

Pioda commented 4 years ago

In terms of Rise or Storyline or other Articulate SCORM Software: Each course their software renders contains a folder called "lms" toplevel. In there they host a "scormdriver.js" containing alot of configuration for their course. They recently changed a field "forced_commit_time" to 0 (prev. 60.000). This setting advises their courses to not auto commit every x seconds. In older versions the config file is named "configuration.js" i believe. @sainag after setting the value of forced_commit_time to something over than 0 you should see regular repeating commits.