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Adopting and Building Standards for SCORM Implementation

Title
Adopting and Building Standards for SCORM Implementation
Author
Richard Schilke, Senior Instructional Systems Designer Logistic Services International
Date
7/25/2008
(Original Publish Date: 5/1/2006)
Abstract
The Advance Distributed Learning (ADL) Shareable Content Reference Model (SCORM) is an e-learning standard initiative begun by the United States government to "give e-learning a collection of standard practices that can be generally accepted and widely implemented". The primary function and purpose of SCORM is to set the standards for content-to-Learning Management System (LMS) communication.
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