Hello - I'm just trying out Articulate Studio (30 day trial), along with some other authoring programs, and I would love to be able to download a Sample Course so that I could test out publishing it and bringing it into our LMS, assign it to a user or two, and make sure it all works ok from the users end. Articulate support says they offer no sample courses for download.

SCORM Users Guide for Programmers. If you are new to the Sharable Content Object Reference Model. (download from SCORM API/Code Example).

(Lectora was able to provide me with a range of sample courses that I could download, open, edit, see the 'guts' of, and publish.) Is anyone out there willing to share a course that they've created with me to play around with and test publish? I really don't care what the content is. Something with various forms of media (audio, video, animation) would be great and also something with a test included. Please email me if this is possible. Ben, The course I have created is a semester long course for high school US History students.

I surely don't mind sharing with you, but don't know that what I have is even worth you testing. I do have one module that uses Presenter and has videos embedded along with the use of Engage for interactivity. I have unfortunately had to shy away much from using Quizmaker in my lessons as the SCORM does not work great with Blackboard. (It is a Blackboard issue though.) What format will your LMS accept?

SCORM 1.2 or 2004 or AICC? The stuff I have made has been published SCORM 1.2. I am willing to help you if I can, just let me know.

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You can check out this course: I've added most pages that have an mp3 You can download the course package here: A SCORM course - in this case SCORM 1.2, with an MP3 is not any different from a standard HTML course. I just added the following in most pages: Your browser does not support the audio element. But I think I understand what you are thinking about, most scorm courses you see online you see a lot of Flash.

You can find all HTML examples of SCORM courses both 1.2 and 2004 in the link below.