Robin DeRosaI am taking a required online training on "internet security" at my new university. In order to get the course to run properly, I was advised to enable all cookies and pop-ups and relax several other security settings in my browser. Good times.
ZS@actualham As someone who develops and supports e-learning, I can tell you that ALL the software available to produce and then host it is terrible. In ours, depending on which software was used to create the SCORM you either must use Edge for some and Chrome for others. It’s a total nightmare.
@ZS SCORM was a new term for me and it was at the root of the whole fiasco I have learned
@actualham The struggle is real. 2 years in the e-learning team broke me, just waiting a transfer to a different department to get away from it. 😆
Billy SmithEven worse, the SCORM standard was developed for the USA DoD :O
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharable_Content_Object_Reference_Model