[Xerte] problem importing xerte scorm package into moodle

[Jude Clark]

i'm surprised - but i do understand what you are suggesting - however this
level of coding/config is out of the question (even if i could challenge my
little brain to do it) because the company involved has no-one who would
then be able to take this over to continue.

we need something which just works within moodle without custom coding  -
while course template level customisations would have been ok individual
customisations/coding on courses would be prohibtive - if that makes sense

2008/8/22 Julian Tenney <Julian.Tenney at nottingham.ac.uk>

>  In theory, saving the data is straightforward. Throughout a quiz, you
> keep score in a variable called score. When you want to set the value of
> score in the LMS, you use the script
>
> _level0.setValue('cmi.core.score.raw', score);
>
> This assumes that the variable score contains the value you want to set in
> the LMS. You'll need some script thoughout the quiz, to judge questions, and
> if correct, increment score.
>
> Similarly to get the score if the user return to the quiz you can use
>
> lastScore = _level0.getValue('cmi.core.score.raw');
>
> The scripting you use to manage the score throughout the quiz is likely to
> be more complicated than the simple calls to set and get the values from the
> LMS.
>
> You will need to get familiar with the SCORM documentation, and it would be
> worthwhile installing the test suite for the version of SCORM your LMS
> suports (last time I looked, Moodle claimed to support 2004, but in reality
> it didn't when I tested it).
>
> I know there are others on the list here with good knowledge of the SCORM
> who can also help and advise.
>
>
> Julian
>
>
>
> ------------------------------
>  *From:* xerte-bounces at lists.nottingham.ac.uk on behalf of Jude Clark
> *Sent:* Fri 22/08/2008 12:51
>
> *To:* Xerte discussion list
> *Subject:* Re: [Xerte] problem importing xerte scorm package into moodle
>
>    thanks i will try the stage size thing
>
> regarding the code - no its not a show stopper if its something that i do
> once per course/object and if its not too complex.
>
> I am working for a company who have a large number of legacy
> (face2face/written) courses/content which they are going to
> convert/republish as scorm objects in moodle - I am more of an instructional
> designer than a developer and so i know what we want to achieve and i am
> happy to learn to use a tool to create what we want - but the development
> time per course is critical - and they don't have an in house developer
> (because there are no other developer requirements in the company) - thats
> why i am exploring a range of different tools - to see which will deliver
> the professional output we want - sit happily in moodle - give us a bit of
> data back for tracking and with shortest learning curve for me and whoever i
> have to teach this process to in the company.
> :)
>
> Jude
> 2008/8/22 Julian Tenney <Julian.Tenney at nottingham.ac.uk>
>
>>  You can determine the size of the learningObject by setting the
>> stageSize property on the Learning Object icon, i.e. to 550,400, and then
>> re-publish the files.
>>
>> To exchange data with an LMS you will need to write some code. Is that a
>> showstopper for you? We can help you, but before we get stuck in, it would
>> be useful to know if you want to proceed down that road, and what it is you
>> want to achieve.
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> Julian
>>
>>
>> ------------------------------
>> *From:* xerte-bounces at lists.nottingham.ac.uk on behalf of Patrick Lockley
>> *Sent:* Fri 22/08/2008 11:02
>> *To:* Xerte discussion list
>> *Subject:* RE: [Xerte] problem importing xerte scorm package into moodle
>>
>>    Hello,
>>
>> I'm guessing from the emails (not sent to the list) you are using
>> templates.
>>
>> As such the div which holds the template and affects the way the rlo will
>> appear on the screen will be the same size as the rlo. You could set the
>> style to have the style scrollable, (style="overflow:scroll") and then make
>> the div smaller, but I suspect it would look awful.
>>
>> No idea on the metadata sorry.
>>
>> Hope this helps
>>
>> Pat
>>  ------------------------------
>>  *From:* xerte-bounces at lists.nottingham.ac.uk on behalf of Jude Clark
>> *Sent:* Fri 22/08/2008 10:33
>> *To:* Xerte discussion list
>> *Subject:* Re: [Xerte] problem importing xerte scorm package into moodle
>>
>>  i have two new issues and i would really like to figure these out
>> because i really want to use xerte
>>
>> 1. the display size of a the scorm object produced is too big for moodle
>> and the the moodle settings do not appear to have any effect on over-riding
>> this. Can i change the display size of the scorm package easily or not?
>>
>> 2) because i'm not a techy i cannot see easily what meta data is exchanged
>> - in other authoring tools i am trialing i can choose what data i want to
>> exchange (not sure of the correct terminology here) - someone on here said
>> that there are issues with xerte 'talking to' some LMS - can someone help me
>> on this - i need to know what level of data i can expect my scorm object
>> built in xerte to exachange easily (without going to code level writing)
>> with moodle - for example i would like it to report assessment scores from
>> within a scorm, not just started, completed level data. - does that make
>> sense?
>>
>> 3) does anyone know of anyone who is using xerte to create scorm objects
>> for moodle??
>>
>> many thanks
>>
>> Jude - feeling a bit blonde with all of this :)
>>
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