A dynamic SCORM package is a lightweight file that loads your course content from Courseau's servers at runtime. The package contains a wrapper that embeds the course in an iframe.
Dynamic SCORM works well for:
• LMS environments with reliable internet access
• courses that update often, so learners always see the latest version
• exports where a small file size matters
Things to know about dynamic SCORM:
• learners need an internet connection to view the course
• content stays up to date, so you do not need to re-export after edits
• the package generates in seconds and stays small to upload
A static SCORM package bundles everything into a single, self-contained file. Courseau downloads and includes all images, videos, audio, fonts, and auto-generated narration.
Static SCORM works well for:
• LMS environments with restricted or no internet access
• compliance or archival scenarios where the course must be fully self-contained
• environments where firewalls block external network calls
Things to know about static SCORM:
• the package is larger and takes longer to generate, because Courseau downloads and bundles all media
• the export captures your content at the moment of download, so you need to re-export to reflect later edits
• Courseau generates text-to-speech narration in advance and includes it for lessons with audio enabled
Dynamic SCORM | Static SCORM | |
Internet required for learners |
|
|
Package size | Small (KB) | Varies with media |
Content updates | Automatic | Requires re-export |
Generation speed | Instant | Slower |
Includes bundled media |
|
|
Includes generated narration |
|
|
Offline capable |
|
|
1. Open your project.
2. Select the Share menu.
3. Select Dynamic SCORM 1.2 or Static SCORM 1.2.
4. Upload the downloaded ZIP file to your LMS.
SCORM
This guide explains how course completion works when your Courseau course is exported as a SCORM package and imported into a Learning Management System (LMS).
