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| − | It is important to keep in mind that SCORM is purely a set of technical standards with no concerns as regards instructional design or pedagogy. <ref>[http://www.rusticisoftware.com/scorm-explained www.rusticisoftware.com/scorm-explained] (15 October 2009), SCORM Explained </ref> See also: [[Reusable]]}} | + | It is important to keep in mind that SCORM is purely a set of technical standards with no concerns as regards instructional design or pedagogy. <ref>[http://www.rusticisoftware.com/scorm-explained www.rusticisoftware.com/scorm-explained] (15 October 2009), SCORM Explained </ref> <ref>William H. Rice IV, “Moodle 1.9 E-Learning Course Development”, Packt Publishing, 2008 </ref> See also: [[Reusable]]}} |
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| SCORM stands for Shareable Content Object Reference Model. It refers to a set of technical standards that are to be followed while developing e-learning software products. Following these standards while developing an e-learning product will ensure that it is compatible with popular Learning Management Systems such as Moodle. This enables the product to be treated as a digital learning object that can be easily reused to fit other learning contexts.
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References
- ↑ www.rusticisoftware.com/scorm-explained (15 October 2009), SCORM Explained
- ↑ William H. Rice IV, “Moodle 1.9 E-Learning Course Development”, Packt Publishing, 2008