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Niall Julian added a comment - 25/Jun/08 05:45 PM
I agree with D'Arcy on this one. I have just been asked to export a course as a scorm package so one of our clients can run and test the course in their own system. They don't use Moodle. Just a little frustrating that this can't be done. The arguement 'why leave Moodle' really doesn't cut it here imo. I'm a bit surprised this feature hasn't been added, at the apparent resistance to such a feature and am also equally surprised at the lack of voting on this.
Simon Cheesman made changes - 27/Nov/08 03:38 AM
I would also like to see this added very soon. I know many of us in the corporate world already have a SCORM compliant LMS. For us, this LMS is our corporate repository. Moodle will act as our Learning Environment. We need a way for the data in the Learning Environment to go into the LMS. While Moodle can act as an LMS on it's own, you can't ask a company who has invested large amounts of money to change this functionality. I honestly believe that if you can add this functionality, you will attract more corporate users to Moodle.
I have the same perspective as raised above. There are people that use the fact that moodle is "scorm compliant" as one of its many virtues. Now I'm realizing that it is NOT scorm compliant – moodle can import courses but not export them in scorm. This is a big priority for any software that wants to call itself a viable competitor in this field... thanks. Must concur - it just occurred to me that there is no way to export content as either IMS nor SCORM out of Moodle, which I find somewhat surprising. We moved all our courses INTO Moodle from WebCT, ONLY because WebCT provided a means of export that could be consumed. (Ok, they were mainly providing it so that one could upgrade from CE 4 to Vista 6...)
At any rate, I recently took a colleagues creative commons licensed content and created a Moodle course, and wanted to share it with colleagues who use Angel, but suddenly realized: I can IMPORT IMS content packages from other systems, but not EXPORT them out of Moodle. Surprising considering many of the others (Angel included) offer to export courses as IMS packages. Just to note that, while it might very likely be better than nothing, any such export would be a partial one because the IMS formats cannot represent many features of Moodle courses. So simple content (such as the basic resource types) could mainly be transferred across, but complex content might not be possible.
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