Is there a free, simple SCORM 2004 Javascript Player?

Question

Does Javascript have a free, easy to use, open source SCORM 2004 player? I look at something not related to any technology (PHP, .NET, Java), just implementing the main functions of the LMS API SCORM 2004, processing error codes and, possibly, analyzing the SCORM manifest. Thanks.

Update: I made a very simple JavaSript SCORM 2004 API (but still looking for more mature code).

Update2: I found a very nice TinyLMS project. Only SCORM 1.2, but I agreed with my client that SCORM 1.2 would be sufficient. Therefore, I am going to make a solution based on TinyLMS.

Answer 1

Slowly growing - https://github.com/cybercussion/SCOBot . This was more focused on the implementation of the content of the SCORM 2004 / 1.2 protocols. There is Local_API_1484_11.js, which is implied as mimc Runtime LMS. This is light weight, and not as reliable as the full implementation, but, in any case, the beginning. I worked a lot on Claude Austin and countless other resources on the Internet (ADL, scorm.com, etc.).

If you are an affiliate of a nonprofit / nonprofit project, contact me. I have a more complete version of this.

I also have a bookmarklet for checking the status of content running on the LMS located at http://www.cybercussion.com/bookmarklets/SCORM .

Answer 2

Every real, functioning (supported by ergo) API will be somehow tied to some server technology ... To see an example with open source code, you can take a look at the Moodle SCORM module, which provides AICC, SCORM 1.2 and (almost complete ) support for SCORM 2004.

https://github.com/moodle/moodle

ADL also had a test suite and sample RTE for 2004. The link to their site, of course, is broken, but you could find it somewhere on the Internet.

Answer 3

SCORMPool also recently released it: http://scormpool.com/search/player.aspx However, it is free, but not open source.

(From https://stackoverflow.com/a/3184169/ ).

Answer 4

Yes, and it works great:

https://github.com/pipwerks/scorm-api-wrapper

Here's the documentation:

https://pipwerks.com/laboratory/scorm/api-wrapper-javascript/

That's all you need - it's free and it's easy :)

Google’s top hits point to commercial products that do exactly what this script does for free, with the exception of those companies that charge thousands of dollars for it. Do not believe their destructive tactics about how difficult it is to create SCORM-compatible applications! It’s just an advertising ploy that scares you to buy their products.