Urgent! How to integrate SCORM zip package into AEM

[williaml3140428]

Hi, i have a SCORM zip package exported from third party system. Is there a way to integrate this SCORM package into a site page that hosted in AEM? Thus user can visit this page to start their traning. Can anyone give me an advise how to do that?

[Debiprasad Maharana · Accepted solution]

Hi @williaml3140428,

Thank you for contacting Adobe Learning Manager Team.

We generally need an LMS to run SCORM packages, but we may be able to run them on a simple HTML player.

If you unzip any SCORM package, there should be one or more HTML files. One of them should play the contents of the course.

If we can unzip the files and run the HTML file in AEM using any available methods, we can play those SCORM packages on AEM without any issues. 

I hope this helps. 

Regards,
Debiprasad Maharana
Adobe Inc.

[williaml3140428]

hi @Debiprasad Maharana,

Thank you for your helpful reply.

I also would like to know if we upload the SCROM package into LMS, e.g. Adobe Learning Manager, is it able to be integrated into the AEM page?

[Debiprasad_Maharana]

Hi @williaml3140428,

Glad to hear from you. 

Yes, if the content is there in Adobe Learning Manager, we can show them in AEM. 

We have AEM integration which you may need to setup to run the contents in AEM. 

The steps for integrating AEM with ALM are below:

https://helpx.adobe.com/learning-manager/adobe-learning-manager-integration-aem.html 

Please let me know if you need anything else from our end.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Regards,
Debiprasad Maharana
Adobe Inc.

[lcap4]

I'm looking to do the same as originally posted above. Does AEM have a scorm player integration, like Rustici Storm Cloud, so that we can house a few dozen SCORM files on AEM. (We can't use ALM at this time.)

[Debiprasad_Maharana]

Hi @lcap4 ,

I am not sure if AEM has a player integration out of the box. You need to connect to an LMS platform to upload contents and play them.

If you can not do this, try playing the content directly on an HTML player as suggested above.

Regards,

Debiprasad Maharana 

Adobe Inc.