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The K-12 Classroom Benefits: Early Adoption of Higher Ed Moodle SCORM (Wyrick, Kenneth)

Description: Fast paced, cram course in using a full online class instruction version of Moodle to learn about the SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model), a collection of standards and specifications for web-based e-learning. We will look at SCORM documents and go over how to create a package following the SCORM Content Packaging specification, using the RELOAD tool.
Speaker: Wyrick, Kenneth
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Session: 6 - Saturday, 9:30 - 10:30 am
Session Code: 2120
Type: Non-commercial
Audience: New, Intermediate, Experienced
Grade Level: Not grade-level specific
Curricular / Topic: AD, TL, IN, IT / None
Room & Location: Chino / Wyndham Hotel
Blog Tag: CUE08S2120 (Technorati Search) (Google Search)

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Permalink Reply by Kenneth wyrick on February 12, 2008 at 11:58am: STEPS FOR CONTENT PACKAGE CREATION:
1. Prepare your instructional content.
2. Launch RELOAD Editor and import content.
3. Understanding the Package.
4. Add metadata to the package.
5. Add an Organization element to the package.
6. Add Resources to the package.
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Permalink Reply by Marshal Anderson on March 4, 2008 at 4:50am: The eduSource stuff is a good start - but do you know of anywhere I can get a solid example of communicating with the LMS with JavaScript via SCORM. I use Reload and Moodle - but so far, none of the JavaScript examples I have downloaded have successfully exchanged data with the Reload player or Moodle.

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