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The last entry in the SCORM for Developers series discussed iframes versus AJAX and reactive frameworks.

The last lesson in the SCORM for Developers series covered SCORM wrappers.

In the last lesson, we discussed how to package SCORM courses.

In the last lesson we briefly covered how to test SCORM courses.

Before we start building functional SCORM courses, let’s take a moment to discuss how you can test your SCORM courses.

In the last lesson in this SCORM for Developers series, we dipped our toes in the water and created the most barebones SCORM course possible.

Let’s roll up our sleeves and create a minimalist SCORM 1.2 course!

SCORM has been around for 20+ years, and the ecosystem has matured to the point where we can make certain assumptions about vendor support.

For the purposes of course development, you will need to learn how to work with three components: the SCORM API, the CMI data model, and the course manifest (imsmanifest.xml).

The Shared Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) is a system for standardizing how e-learning courses interact with a learning management system (LMS).

I’m about to publish a series of tutorials demonstrating how to build SCORM courses by hand.

Trax is a no-frills learning record store (LRS) designed for gathering and storing xAPI data.

I’ve used Google Analytics for probably around 15 years.

Last week, I released https://fretboard.buzz, a free online tool that helps luthiers design fretboards for guitar, bass, mandolin, ukulele, and more.

PDFObject 2.3.0 has been released and is available immediately on NPM and related CDNs.