Please, forget the previous post. I would delete it but I prefer to keep it here to show you the troubles I found until have something working on. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_confused.gif" alt=":?" title="Confused">
Now I think I have something almost done. I could not show the demonstration in time, but I got one more day to finish it. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_mrgreen.gif" alt=":mrgreen:" title="Mr. Green">
These are the last questions I think I have:
- What are the XSD files?
- How can I check if the SCORM server saves the answers and where is it? How can I recover them?
- The client has a SCORM which was built using this solution (https://scorm.com/scorm-explained/). Am I going to need some information about the SCORM server from theirs?
- How can I define the "Completion" status of the course? (we have this option in the course sandbox)
- How can I include some points on the score?
Thanks
These files need to be included in a scorm 2004 module
- How can I check if the SCORM server saves the answers and where is it? How can I recover them?
On scorm cloud you can see attempts logs. If you click the log you can see values passed and you should see the suspend data field with the form json
Well, there are several server out there but the most common is Moodle because it's free and open source
- How can I define the "Completion" status of the course? (we have this option in the course sandbox)
Here is the complete list of existing fields in scorm
https://scorm.com/scorm-explained/techn ... -reference
For the completion status you have to set the cmi.completion_status to "completed"
- How can I include some points on the score?
You have to set 3 fields
Cmi.score.min (the minimum possible score, often 0)
Cmi.score.max (the maximum possible score)
Cmi.score.raw (the actual score of the learner)