As an instructor, have you ever wanted to create a slide presentation that contains interactive options such as multiple-choice questions, video, or true-false questions on your current LMS or website? Do you want to use the same slide project in other LMS platforms? Perhaps, the solution to these questions is SCORM.

Shareable Content Object Reference Model or SCORM is a set of standards and specifications, and its primary goals are interoperability, reusability, and durability of content in Learning Management Systems. Most current LMSs are SCORM compliant. For instance, Blackboard supports SCORM 2004 version while Moodle supports SCORM 1.2 version. For more information about SCORM, visit https://adlnet.gov/projects/scorm/

After completing this short multimedia tutorial, you will be able to:

1. Download and Install eXe (a free and open-source editor to create Educational Sources on your computer);
2. Create your first project: an interactive slide presentation;
3. Test your project, and
4. Import your project as SCORM content (or website).

Technology Requirements and Proficiency

At a minimum, you will need the following:

• A computer with macOS 10.14 or later*
  • *This tutorial can also be followed in a computer with Windows 8.1 or later or the latest Linux distribution version with similar steps.
• The most recent release of Chrome or Firefox is recommended
• Internet connection
• Optional: Access to an LMS. To verify what SCORM version is supported in your LMS, contact your IT provider or office.

You should be proficient in the following:

• Basic computer skills such as using operating systems such as Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Using a web browser and finding resources through search engines
• Downloading and installing software