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My SCORM Devotees,
I thank you for your considerations concerning the jurisdiction of SCORM. These polls will only bring you closer into the unrelenting arroyo for which most bow to to the shockwave of shareable content objects and the dejection of the reference model…your subjugation is upon you!
As we continue this excursion with our “MIGHTY SCORM LORD” the journey of what are SCORM Complaint Authoring Tools has yet to be taken. "THE MIGHTY SCORM" has many to pick from, depends on "THE LORDs" mood and day of the week. You ask what are authoring tools...? Authoring tools are software that enables the instructional designer to create and arrange content into a standardized course structure which can be exported in many multimedia types. The instructional designer will have requirements given to them that would help determine which tool to use, and if "THE MIGHTY SCORM" allows it…just as long it matches up with the day of the week.
Here are some popular tools…listed by day of "THE LORDs" day of the week:
Monday: Elucidat
Tuesday: Articulate Storyline
(https://articulate.com/360/storyline)
Wednesday: Adobe Captivate (https://www.adobe.com/products/captivate.html)
Thursday: iSpring Pro
(https://www.ispringsolutions.com/ispring-suite)
Friday: Camtasia
(https://www.techsmith.com/video-editor.html)
Saturday: Instructional Designers recharge/cerakote pulse rifles and leveling up their World of Warcraft AVATAR
Sunday: Instructional Designers sharpening their CTRL, ALT, DLT keys and clearing out their browser cache of their Dell G5 Gaming desktop
Each tool has a specific strength…not all are equal. This is good for instructional designers to have options.
Below is an additional link for more detailed information:
https://www.learnupon.com/blog/scorm-compliant-authoring-tools/
*Special Note*
Some visitors to the blog attempt to undermine “THE MIGHY SCORM” with ridiculous comments that “THE LORD” is on the way out and xAPI is taking over. Those forget their place and must remember little xAPI is only around because “THE MIGHTY SCORM” allows it. “THE MIGHTY SCORM” holds dominion over eLearning that instructional designers use to create not xAPI.
- SCORM MASTER