Any content created in JollyDeck can be exported as a SCORM package, either in version 1.2 or 2004.
Slides can be exported either as a Reference or a Learning course. Questions can be exported as a Test. For more details on these formats, refer to the JollyDeck Create jargon buster.
Exporting slides (courses) in a SCORM:
Open your course in the Editor
Click on the Settings menu (the house icon).
Choose Export content
Select the learning format by clicking the preferred SCORM version:
Classic e-learning course: Learners follow the designed learning path from start to finish and complete the course after going through all the slides.
Support reference: Learners can access any slide at any time, with no mandatory learning path.
Export questions (tests) in a SCORM:
Open your question bank in the Editor
Click on the Settings menu (the house icon).
Choose Export content
Select the preferred SCORM version
Adjust test settings:
Number of questions in the test: Specify how many questions to include. Learners will get a different set of randomly selected questions each time they take the test. Alternatively, include all questions in the exact order as in your question bank.
Test pass-rate: Set the percentage of correct answers required to pass.
Maximum number of attempts: Specify the number of attempts a learner has before the test is marked as incomplete, or leave it unlimited.
Confirm the settings
Data sent from SCORM to LMS
Data related to the SCORM package:
completion_status = incomplete, complete
success_status (in tests) = passed, failed
session_time = time spent in session
For each question in a course or test, the following data related to the question and the user’s selected answer is sent:
cmi.interactions.n.learner_response = user’s answer (format depends on the question type)
True/False: True, False
Multiple choice: Text of the selected answer (if answers are images: caption; if no caption: file name)
Ordering: Text of the answers (if answers are images: caption; if no caption: file name), separated by commas
Matching pairs: Text of the items (if items are images: caption; if no caption: file name); matched items (pairs) are hyphenated, with pairs separated by commas (e.g., Left–Right, Up–Down, North–South, West–East)