SCORM Export

SCORM is the most widely supported eLearning format. Slate supports SCORM 1.2 for maximum compatibility and SCORM 2004 (3rd and 4th Edition) for richer tracking and question-level analytics.

Choosing a SCORM version

Feature	SCORM 1.2	SCORM 2004
LMS compatibility	Broadest; works with virtually every LMS	Widely supported by modern LMS platforms
Completion tracking	Yes	Yes
Score reporting	Yes (0–100)	Yes (0–100 + scaled 0–1)
Bookmarking / resume	Yes	Yes
Question-level data	No	Yes, each question recorded as an interaction
Pass / fail status	Single status field	Separate completion and success statuses

Use SCORM 1.2 if your LMS is older or you need the broadest possible compatibility.

Use SCORM 2004 if your LMS supports it and you want detailed question-level reporting from knowledge checks and assessments.

What gets tracked

SCORM 1.2

• Completion status - completed, incomplete, passed, failed, or not attempted
• Score - percentage (0–100)
• Bookmarking - current position saved so learners can resume where they left off
• Lesson progress - which lessons have been viewed

SCORM 2004

Everything in SCORM 1.2, plus:

• Separate completion and success - completion status (completed/incomplete) is tracked independently from success status (passed/failed)
• Question interactions - each knowledge check and assessment question is recorded with:
  • Question text
  • Selected answer(s)
  • Correct answer(s)
  • Result (correct or incorrect)
  • Question type (choice or fill-in)

Locked navigation

If your course has locked navigation enabled, the exported SCORM package enforces linear lesson progression:

• Learners see lock icons on lessons they haven’t reached yet
• Navigation is restricted to completed lessons plus the next available lesson
• Progress persists across sessions via bookmarking

Assessment reporting

For courses with an assessment section:

• The assessment score is reported to the LMS as a percentage
• Pass/fail status is determined by the passing score you set in the assessment settings
• In SCORM 2004, individual assessment questions are also recorded as interactions

Uploading to your LMS

1. Export your course from Slate as a .zip file
2. In your LMS, navigate to the content or course upload area
3. Upload the .zip file (most LMS platforms auto-detect the SCORM version)
4. Assign the course to learners

We recommend testing your export with SCORM Cloud before deploying to your production LMS. SCORM Cloud is a free testing environment that validates tracking, bookmarking, and score reporting.