StuckInTheMiddle
Programmer
Hi everyone
I am new to the whole online learning thing and the tools that are available. The not-for-profit company I just joined this month is looking to move the content of their computer training books to be online delivered offer online testing.
My question is 'is there 1 best way to package online tests' easily and try to guarantee the best compatibility if they want to ensure their quizzes work in a wide range of vendors Learning Management Systems without having to release lots of different versions.
My research so far has revealed SCORM and QTI as 2 standards, I was wondering what the general consensus is on a preferred format?
"If you can stay calm, while all around you is chaos...then you probably haven't completely understood the seriousness of the situation.
I am new to the whole online learning thing and the tools that are available. The not-for-profit company I just joined this month is looking to move the content of their computer training books to be online delivered offer online testing.
My question is 'is there 1 best way to package online tests' easily and try to guarantee the best compatibility if they want to ensure their quizzes work in a wide range of vendors Learning Management Systems without having to release lots of different versions.
My research so far has revealed SCORM and QTI as 2 standards, I was wondering what the general consensus is on a preferred format?
"If you can stay calm, while all around you is chaos...then you probably haven't completely understood the seriousness of the situation.