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Jena LaWing Jan 09 • ScoTube/Quizzage
Need some help getting started with Quizzage? We’ve put together this handy “How-To” guide just for you! Technically it’s for everyone, but mostly for you.
1. First, log in to SCORM Cloud. Don’t have an account? Don’t worry, sign up for a free trial account.
2. Click on the Quizzage link in the blue box on the far right.
3. Create your new quiz template by clicking the Create New Template button.
4. Give your template a catchy title!
5. Click Show Settings to adjust your quiz settings to your specifications .(We included tons of tool tips to help you figure things out along the way)
6. Pick your questions from the Add New Question section and create questions for your quiz.
7. Click the Publish button.
8. Preview your quiz by hitting “Launch” from the Test Track Sandbox.
9. Share your course with others through invitations or dispatch!
Voila!
Still need some help? Let us know.
Jena LaWing Jan 09 • ScoTube/Quizzage
Need some help using ScoTube? No problem! We’ve put together this handy “How To” guide just for you. Because you’re reading about ScoTube, which means we like you. A lot.
1. First, log in to your SCORM Cloud account. Don’t have an account? Sign up for a free trial account.
2. Click on the ScoTube link in the blue Add Content box
3. Take one of the two following option paths.
Option 1 - Use an existing YouTube video
- To convert a YouTube video, search for that video or type in the URL for your video of choice.
- Uploading the video “as-is” is simple. Just click the Add Course button.
- Looking to customize your video? Click on Edit Video Details to make changes to Video Title, Author and Description. For even more customization expand “more options” to make changes to keywords, SCORM Version, etc.
Option 2 - Upload your own video
- If you are uploading your own video file, simply chose your file from your computer
- Add some information about your video. Don’t forget the title! You can also designate video keywords and pick your preferred SCORM Version.
1. First, log in to your SCORM Cloud account. Don’t have an account? Sign up for a free trial account.
2. Click on the ScoTube link in the blue Add Content box
3. Take one of the two following option paths.
Option 1 - Use an existing YouTube video
- To convert a YouTube video, search for that video or type in the URL for your video of choice.
- Uploading the video “as-is” is simple. Just click the Add Course button.
- Looking to customize your video? Click on Edit Video Details to make changes to Video Title, Author and Description. For even more customization expand “more options” to make changes to keywords, SCORM Version, etc.
Option 2 - Upload your own video
- If you are uploading your own video file, simply chose your file from your computer
- Add some information about your video. Don’t forget the title! You can also designate video keywords and pick your preferred SCORM Version.
4. Once you have your details the way you want them, click the Add Course button and your course will be added to your library
5. Share your course with others through invitations or dispatch.
Need a little more help? Let us know, we’re happy to help.
Joe Donnelly November 21, 2011 • Other
Like the proud parents that send out 18 different birth announcements, we are thrilled to tell you that our latest project, the eLearning Atlas, is ready! The eLearning Atlas is a free tool to help people in the eLearning world find compatible partners and solutions that work for them. Users can now find everyone in the industry. From the largest LMS vendors to the smallest custom content houses, the Atlas has it all.
Not to toot our own horn, but this is the only site where you can filter your search results not only by product type, but by the eLearning standards they support. This makes it really easy to find content and systems that work well together. Say goodbye to guess work and forever crossed fingers.Take a look around, see who all is out there.
If your vanity search comes back empty or you want to change your existing entry, let us know. Wanna learn a little bit more about how the Atlas came to be, check out our blog.
Not to toot our own horn, but this is the only site where you can filter your search results not only by product type, but by the eLearning standards they support. This makes it really easy to find content and systems that work well together. Say goodbye to guess work and forever crossed fingers.Take a look around, see who all is out there.
If your vanity search comes back empty or you want to change your existing entry, let us know. Wanna learn a little bit more about how the Atlas came to be, check out our blog.
Joe Donnelly October 04, 2011 • SCORM Cloud
Life in SCORM Cloud just got much easier for those of you that have lots of learners to manage.
Bulk importing provides a simple way to import and tag multiple users with different tags, which works hand in hand with bulk inviting different groups of learners to specific courses later.
Learn more about bulk invites/imports here.
Bulk importing provides a simple way to import and tag multiple users with different tags, which works hand in hand with bulk inviting different groups of learners to specific courses later.
Learn more about bulk invites/imports here.
Joe Donnelly September 20, 2011 • SCORM Cloud
Two questions always arise when discussing software that lives in the cloud, and SCORM Cloud is no different.
- How reliable is it/what's your uptime?
- How secure is it?
We've put together a services/security page, where you can go and see SCORM Cloud uptime information and our security policy.
Any questions? Just email support@scorm.com and we'll be happy to answer them for you.