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With SCORM 2004 the course creator can define how the learner will proceed through the course. It builds on SCORM 1.2 by providing for sequencing and navigational controls, known as SCORM Sequencing and Navigation (SCORM SN). SCORM 2004 is the latest version of SCORM. The SCORM RTE also defines how data from the LMS is communicated to the SCORM course and how data generated during the delivery of the SCORM course is communicated back to the LMS. The SCORM RTE defines how the SCORM package behaves in a SCORM compliant player. The SCORM CAM specifies how a course is hierarchically structured and the learning content used, known as Sharable Content Objects (SCOs) or learning assets. The SCORM 1.2 definition has two main parts: SCORM 1.2 is the most widely distributed version of the SCORM specification.
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It was based on the AICC (Aviation Industry Computer-based training Committee) specifications for defining the learning content structure. SCORM 1.1 was the first production version of the SCORM specification. A SCORM package is LMS agnostic and can be delivered on any LMS that has a SCORM player. This description includes details on how the learning content is to be used in the course, how it is structured, how it communicates with a Learning Management System (LMS) and how the course should be delivered. SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) can be described as a collection of standards and specifications that allow for the description and packaging of an e-learning course.