How to Add a SCORM Course into Myicourse LMS

Myicourse LMS has gone through compliance tests with iSpring learning courses and we can now confirm that it supports SCORM uploading. Check out how to create a learning package with iSpring.

Just follow this tutorial on how to get your SCORM package into Myicourse LMS:

1 Note that only administrators can create courses and upload SCORM files.
2 Select Create/Edit Courses on the Dashboard.
3 Click on Create New Course.
4 Click on No in the dialog window which will appear.
5 Enter the course name and description.
6 Scroll down to the bottom and click on Create.
7 Once a new course is created, add a new page by clicking on this option at the bottom.
8 Click on the Link option on the tools panel.
9 Click on Browse Server to open a course builder
10 Click on Create New Folder at the bottom to create a new folder where you will build a course structure.
By saying “course structure” we mean complete replication (“as is”) of the course files order and location.
11 Create all necessary subfolders in the folder we have just created and build the course structure.
To upload files, click on Choose files and search for the files on your computer. After that click on Upload to add files to the current location.
12 Find index.html in the re-built course folder
13 The link will be placed in the URL field.
It is critical to copy this link so that it can be used in next steps.
14 Go back to the tools panel and click on Source. The window will be clear so that you can insert this sample code to create an iframe to put a course.
15 Copy and paste the link we have copied before into the src part of the code.
16 Click show to preview a course.
17 Here is a sample course launched in iframe.
Note that you can set width/height parameters to change the course size so that it will not spread out of the screen scopes

How to run reports in Myicourse

The scoring will only work if the course was created in Myicourse. That is why there always will be 0% for imported SCORM courses.

Nonetheless, users can finish courses and mark them as completed. To make sure that no slides were skipped, publishers can create courses with restricted navigation and send quiz results to email or server: http://www.ispringsolutions.com/articles/sending-quiz-results-to-server.html