Getting Started
SCORM Cloud is lightweight training delivery system. It supports the import and delivery of SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004 (2nd, 3rd, & 4th editions), xAPI, AICC, and cmi5.
A registration is an instance of a learner taking a single course. For example, you have one learner taking four courses, that is four registrations. Once a registration is created, the learner can access the course as many times as they would like, provided it's still active, without generating a new registration.
More details around pricing can be found here.
We view a course as a prepackaged .zip file.
Clicking the Settings button will open a page with general information such as email address, password changes, and password lock out time (how long your account will be locked after too many failed login attempts).
Owner - Access to everything in the Realm Administrator - Access to everything in the Realm except the Account tab which includes billing information Learner - Access only to assigned courses
More information on changing user roles here.
This is an overview of your account which includes information about Owners and Administrators, Account Type, Registration Limit, Limit Type, Billing Address, Linked Realm, and monthly usage.
Here you can select a billing tier and enter/change billing information.
View your bill date, current and previous bills.
View and export overall or 30 day usage reports.
Realms are a way to organize users, content, and applications you have running in the SCORM Cloud.
To create a new Realm, click Your Realms in the top left of your screen. At the bottom of your Realm list click Create New Realm.
Linking realms allows you the flexibility to maintain separate realms, while sharing plan coverage across realms - both storage space and registrations. You can see registrations by realm to track usage in each via the Account tab.
More information on Realms here.
To be able to test your content, you must first import your content. You can add SCORM 1.2, 2004 (2nd, 3rd, & 4th edition), AICC, xAPI, cmi5 content.
Click the green Add Content button to expose your import options. Click Import a SCORM, AICC, xAPI or cmi5 package. You can also select also click Import a PDF, MP4, or MP3 file to create a cmi5 package. Click Choose File and find the course you wish to upload and click Import Course
Testing your content is one of the most important things you can do inside SCORM Cloud. The SCORM Cloud course Sandbox is an ideal place to launch your content repeatedly, without having to worry about registration limits. SCORM Cloud is probably the friendliest, most accepting player out there. If your content doesn’t work in SCORM Cloud, it is probably not going to work in your LMS either.
There’s a lot going on behind the scenes of your when you play your course in SCORM Cloud and the debug log is where you find all of that information. In most cases, you won’t need to look at the debug log, unless you’re into that kind of thing, but it’s there to use if something goes wrong with your course.
If you'd like the share the debug log with our support staff or other external entities, there is a URL at the bottom of the debug log page.
More information on debug logs here.
When you’re ready to share your courses with the world, you can create what we call an invitation. Fancy, right? An invitation is simply you inviting a learner to take your course. There are two different types of invitations to choose from: Public or Private.
A public invitation creates a URL that can be sent to anyone or posted on a website. Anyone with the link can experience your content, and when they launch your training, it counts as a registration.
A private invitation generates a single registration for each learner that is emailed.
It’s important to note that with private registrations, the registration counts towards your total registrations when the user is invited, not when the user begins using your content.
More information on Invitations can be found here.
The Dispatch feature of SCORM Cloud lets you maintain control over your content even after it’s been delivered to an LMS. A Dispatch Package is shell package that can be imported into an LMS. When the shell is launched by an LMS, SCORM Cloud loads your course inside the shell. This gives you a new level of control over your content — a level not available from a traditional LMS alone. Dispatch Packages report high-level results (Completion Status, Pass/Fail Status, Score, andTotal Time) to the LMS and keeps detailed results in SCORM Cloud, even though your course technically stays on SCORM Cloud servers.
Choose the course you want to Dispatch from your Library
Click Share > Dispatch
If you want to dispatch more than one course, click Add Course and pick your course from the drop-down.
Click Create New Destination and enter a name for your Destination. Feel free to add any tags or notes that you wish and click Save. A Destination is a tag that can be filtered on in your reports. A common practice is creating a Destination for each client.
Click Create and your Dispatch package will be created. The Dispatch tab will show all the Dispatches you have created. Once you have created the Dispatch, it’s ready to share with another LMS through one of these methods.
Download: Download the selected Dispatch package to your local computer. You can then upload the zip file to any LMS you choose. (Most common) Publish: Publish your Dispatch package directly to the target LMS with just one click using PENS (Package Exchange Notification Services). You will need to provide the PENS publishing credentials for the target system, which include the URL, System User ID, and Password. BLTI: BLTI allows you to link your Dispatch package directly to any LMS that supports BLTI by exposing the provided URL, Key, and Secret value.
More information on Dispatch can be found here.
Reportage is a tool inside of SCORM Cloud that delivers tracking about your learners and your courses. Reports can either be bare bones or very in-depth. Please note, Reportage defaults to 90 days. How you access Reportage depends on the type of reports you are looking for. If you want to access the full overview, including the reports and stats for all your learners and courses, just visit the History tab of SCORM Cloud and click go to Reportage for Full Report.
If you want reports for a specific course Choose that course from your Library Click the Reportage button on the course page
To get reports for a specific Learner Click the People tab Click the Reportage button on the learners page
To see reports by Invitation Click on the Invitations tab Click the Invitation Click the Reportage button on the invitation page.
More information on Reportage can he found here.
Use SCORM Cloud to turn any app into a learning/training environment. If you’re using the API, you will need an App Id and a Secret Key. Your App Id and Secret Key are what connect your Application with your SCORM Cloud account. Here’s where you go to get them.
Log in to your SCORM Cloud account Click the Apps tab Click Details to expose the Secret Key. This coupled with the AppID will be used to make API calls to SCORM Cloud.
Click Details to expose the Secret Key. This coupled with the AppID will be used to make API calls to SCORM Cloud. The Details page will also display a 13 month registration overview.
More information on the SCORM Cloud API can be found here. The API documentation can also be found here.
Every SCORM Cloud account comes with its own built-in LRS. That means you now have a place to send xAPI statements, which is a key piece to implementing xAPI — and you can set up your activity providers with access to your LRS.
In this section of SCORM Cloud, you can discover the xAPI LRS endpoints available to your account, give activity providers access to these endpoints, and view the xAPI statements that have been stored in your LRS. By selecting an Allowed Endpoint for an activity provider you can restrict it's access to only the app you would like it to have access to. If "all" is selected in the drop down, an activity provider will be able to send statements to any app endpoint Learners can send statements to your LRS either by experiencing xAPI activities that have been assigned to them, or by initiating learning on their own, outside of the LMS To configure a xAPI enabled application, your learners can simply use their SCORM Cloud username and password.
This is the area where you can give an activity provider the ability to send statements to your LRS. Just click the "add provider" button, and a new instance will be added. Edit the "label" to keep yourself organized. Choose basic auth or OAuth, depending on what authentication type your activity provider is using.
See all of the xAPI statements that have been sent to your LRS. Filter statements to see only the ones you care about, and export them to take them to another LRS. Click on a statement to see the raw statement data.
Automatically forward statements posted to a SCORM Cloud LRS to another LRS. Be sure and generate a unique username/password for use by SCORM Cloud as a security precaution.
More information on the xAPI LRS tab here.
If you’re on a Trial account you’re limited to 100MB of storage (expanded) and 10 re-settable registrations. If you max out our registrations, you can clear them via the Account tab. To clear your registrations: Click the Account tab Click Clear Existing Registrations
You can download sample content here. We put these together so they aren’t graphically exciting, but they serve their purpose.
If you have any questions or comments, please send a message to [email protected]. We're happy to help!