Teaches students to administer learning management systems and navigate the technical standards that make e-learning work across platforms. Covers LMS backend operations (content management, enrollment, reporting), SCORM 1.2/2004 and xAPI standards, SCORM packaging and troubleshooting, automated enrollment rules, and the practical reality that what the SCORM spec says and what actually works in a given LMS are two different things. Students work in real LMS environments and debug real SCORM issues.
Levels: Remember · Understand · Apply · Analyze · Evaluate · Create — highest demands most original thinking.
Content management, catalog organization, user/group management, enrollment rules, permissions configuration.
SCORM 1.2/2004 packaging, manifest configuration, tracking parameters, completion criteria, cross-browser testing, SCORM Cloud validation.
Actor-Verb-Object statement structure, Learning Record Store concepts, tracking learning beyond the LMS, when xAPI adds value over SCORM.
Generating, scheduling, and interpreting reports for compliance, completion, and program effectiveness across stakeholder audiences.
Diagnosing upload failures, tracking errors, browser incompatibilities, and environment-specific issues (test vs. production LMS configuration differences).
LMS Deployment and Troubleshooting Portfolio — Student deploys a course to an LMS environment (Cornerstone, Docebo, or equivalent sandbox): configures enrollment rules (auto-assign with prerequisites), publishes as SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004, validates in SCORM Cloud, tests in the target LMS as both admin and learner, documents 3 troubleshooting scenarios encountered and resolved (with screenshots), builds 3 stakeholder reports (compliance status, completion rates, overdue training), and writes a SCORM troubleshooting guide for the team based on issues encountered.
Cornerstone, Docebo, Absorb, or SAP Litmos with admin access for hands-on LMS administration experience.
Industry-standard SCORM testing environment for validating packages before deploying to production LMS.
E-learning authoring suite used for SCORM publishing with proper manifest and tracking configuration.
Documentation tools for troubleshooting guides, deployment procedures, and stakeholder reports.
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