We develop, package and test eLearning courses for reliable LMS delivery—including completion, scoring, bookmarking and reporting behaviour.
Built for dependable communication between the course and your learning platform.
A course can look perfect and still fail after launch if its completion rules, publishing settings or LMS communication are configured incorrectly.
Select a data type below to see what travels from the course into the learning management system.
The course reports completion after the learner meets the defined completion requirement, such as viewing enough slides, completing an interaction or passing an assessment.
Available reporting depends on the course logic, publishing settings, SCORM version and capabilities of the receiving LMS.
Choosing a publishing standard
We match the publishing standard to your platform, tracking requirements and reporting environment so the finished course works reliably after launch.
A widely supported standard for tracking course completion, scores, bookmarking and time spent.
You need dependable tracking across a broad range of learning management systems.
Its status model and available space for stored course data are more limited.
Separates completion from success and can support more detailed reporting and sequencing behaviour.
Your LMS specifically supports SCORM 2004 and the project needs more precise status reporting.
Support and implementation can vary between different LMS platforms and versions.
Captures flexible learning activity statements, including experiences that may happen outside a traditional course.
You have compatible infrastructure and need richer or more flexible learning activity data.
xAPI may require a compatible LMS or learning record store and a clear reporting plan.
We verify your LMS requirements before recommending a publishing standard.
SCORM troubleshooting
Choose a common SCORM problem to see how we trace it across the course, package and LMS.
We check whether the failure begins inside the published package, during LMS import or when the platform tries to open the course.
Confirm the correct launch file was published.
Inspect the manifest, structure and package settings.
Test the import, security and browser behaviour.
We isolate the failed handoff before changing the course.
LMS testing and quality assurance
Publishing a SCORM package is only the beginning. We test how the course launches, behaves and reports before it reaches your learners.
We verify that the package imports cleanly and opens without launch, browser or security errors.
We test navigation, completion, assessment results, bookmarking and resume functionality.
We confirm that completion, scores and progress appear correctly before delivering the LMS-ready files.
Testing is matched to the LMS access and technical requirements available for your project.
Straightforward answers about SCORM standards, LMS testing, troubleshooting and what to expect from your project.
Have a different question?SCORM is a technical standard that allows an eLearning course to communicate with a compatible learning management system. It helps the LMS launch the course and record learner activity.
Depending on the course and publishing settings, SCORM can report completion, pass or fail status, assessment scores, time spent and bookmarking information.
The right standard depends on what your LMS supports and what your organization needs to track. SCORM 1.2 remains widely supported, while SCORM 2004 can provide more detailed status reporting when implemented correctly.
xAPI can capture broader learning activity data but may require a compatible LMS, learning record store and reporting setup. We verify your technical requirements before recommending a format.
Often, yes. We can review the available course files, publishing settings and LMS behaviour to determine whether the problem is inside the course, the SCORM package or the learning platform.
Depending on what we find, the best solution may be a publishing adjustment, a targeted repair or a rebuild of part of the course. We diagnose the problem before recommending the scope.
Yes, when appropriate testing access is available. We can test the package inside your LMS to verify launch behaviour, completion, scoring, bookmarking and learner resume behaviour.
If direct LMS access is not available, we can still validate the package in an appropriate SCORM testing environment and provide guidance for your internal LMS administrator.
Cost depends on the condition of the existing files, the length and complexity of the course, the required reporting behaviour and the amount of LMS testing involved.
We review the available materials and technical requirements before recommending a scope, so you are not paying for a larger rebuild when a focused repair will solve the problem.
Ready to move forward?
Send us your existing course files or tell us what you are building. We’ll review your LMS requirements, identify the right SCORM approach and recommend a clear next step.
