Open the import settings of an older LMS and you will often find AICC sitting next to SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004, as if it were a live choice. It is not, really. The committee that wrote it closed in 2014, and nobody is developing it any more. But AICC courses are still out there, still being uploa...
cmi5 is a set of rules for running xAPI courses from an LMS. xAPI on its own says how a learning experience reports what happened, as statements sent to a Learning Record Store, but it says nothing about how a course is imported, how the LMS starts it, or when the LMS should consider it done. cmi...
SCORM and xAPI both exist to get a record of what a learner did into a system that can report on it. They disagree about almost everything else: where the content runs, who it talks to, what it is allowed to say, and how it gets there in the first place. If you are choosing between them for a new...
Most authoring tools ask the same question on the export screen: SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004? The
honest answer depends less on which standard is newer than on what your LMS does with each one,
and on whether your course needs anything 1.2 cannot express. Both are published by ADL, both
package a cou...
