I've seen some people say they would post SCORM 2004 stuff for use in Docebo, but it never seems to surface.
I myself, have had to do some searching to get the right solutions to CMI commands, until finally, I was able to modify the Pipeworks setup and strip it down to only the required code.
In my example file found at this link you will find the following:
- The IMSManifest.xml for a single ORG, 3 page course where I have simply kept the content in the same folder level (keepin' it simple for you all).
- The Pipeworks SCORM_API_wrapper.js file which I have tested and found to work for 1.2 and 2004.
- introduction, mod1, and mod2 HTML files (the pages communicating with the SCORM Wrapper and talking to the LMS).
- introduction, mod1, and mod2.swf files (my Flash AS3 players for each page) I only needed one player, but made 3 to keep the ActionScript extremely simple. You can feed these players any AS2 or AS3 external swf file and it will all work.
- intro, gmail_mod1, gmail_mod2.swf files (the external swf files that the players launch - Captivate 5 course modules).
For the record, the Captivate 5 course modules have one script item in each of them.
When the user clicks the Next button at the end of each module, the script for that button sends DOCEBO is complete()
The Captivate projects are also published a non-SCORM to keep that as simple as possible.
Why did I provide this setup?
First: To thank the Docebo gang for creating a really great open-source platform - they can have my source, modify it, and distribute it all they want.
Second: It uses the 3 main elements most courseware developers use today, an HTML file containing the scripts to communicate with the WRAPPER and LMS, some sort of content (the script sections in each html file can be replaced with anything you want that is web enabled), and usually some sort of Flash player and some Flash content.
The Flash Player is extermely simple and is built in AS3 so it can host the Captivates in full screen mode. Notice that, and also that I have no CP skins except the player.
For the DOCEBO gang, feel free to request my source files via email. I'm extremely satisfied with your platform and I see it as the best open-source solution.
Coming from an LMS developer company, I know the hard work it takes to get your product to conform.
I am submitting this AS3, SCORM2004 setup for you out of gratitude for all the hard work you have all endured getting to this point.
Docebo gang, let me know if you want the source files.
Best Regards,
Dennis Hall
