Frequently Asked Questions About SCORM

A SCORM file is a ZIP package that contains an e-learning course. SCORM stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model — it's a technical standard that allows courses to work across different Learning Management Systems (LMS). Inside a SCORM package you'll find course content like slides, text, images, videos, quizzes, and metadata that tells the LMS how to track progress and scores.

A SCORM ZIP package contains HTML files with course content, media files (images, videos, audio), quiz and assessment data, an XML manifest file (imsmanifest.xml) that describes the course structure, JavaScript for interactivity, and supporting files like CSS stylesheets. The exact contents depend on the authoring tool used to create the course.

Yes. While newer standards like xAPI (Tin Can) and cmi5 exist, SCORM remains the most widely used e-learning standard. The vast majority of LMS platforms support SCORM, and millions of existing courses are packaged in SCORM format. Most authoring tools still export to SCORM as a primary option.

SCORM 1.2 is the simpler, more widely supported version. SCORM 2004 added features like sequencing and navigation rules, more detailed tracking, and better content organization. In practice, SCORM 1.2 is sufficient for most courses. ScormParser supports both versions equally.

Upload your SCORM file to ScormParser. It opens SCORM packages directly in your browser — no LMS needed. You can view all the content inside including slides, text, quizzes, and media. Alternatively, you can unzip the SCORM file and open the HTML files directly, but this often doesn't work properly because SCORM courses depend on LMS communication.

ScormParser goes beyond a simple SCORM player. While a player runs the course as-is, ScormParser lets you view, extract, convert, and download all the content inside a SCORM package. You can export to PDF, PowerPoint, Markdown, extract media files, and access quiz content — things a regular SCORM player can't do.

Yes. ScormParser's web interface works on mobile browsers. Upload your SCORM file and browse the extracted content on any device. You can also download converted files (PDF, PowerPoint) that are easy to view on mobile.

ScormParser converts SCORM to PDF, PowerPoint (PPTX), Markdown, and JSON. You can also extract individual media files (images, videos, audio) in their original formats. Choose the format that best fits your needs — PDF for sharing, PowerPoint for editing, Markdown for documentation, JSON for integrations.

Yes. ScormParser converts any SCORM package to a professional PDF document. The PDF includes all slides, text, images, and quiz content with a table of contents for easy navigation. Perfect for sharing, printing, or archiving course content.

Yes. ScormParser's AI reconstructs editable PowerPoint presentations from SCORM packages. You get back slides with text, images, formatting, and speaker notes. The resulting PPTX file can be edited in PowerPoint or Google Slides.

Yes. ScormParser's API supports batch conversion of multiple SCORM packages simultaneously. This is ideal for organizations that need to convert entire course libraries to a new format.

Yes. ScormParser extracts all quiz content including questions, answer options, correct answers, scoring rules, and feedback text. Export as PDF for review, CSV for spreadsheets, or JSON for importing into other assessment tools.

Yes. ScormParser extracts all media files from SCORM packages at their original quality — no re-encoding or quality loss. You get the exact same video, audio, and image files that were originally embedded in the course.

Yes. ScormParser extracts media files without any transcoding or re-compression. The extracted files are identical to what was originally embedded in the SCORM package. There is zero quality loss.

ScormParser can handle password-protected SCORM packages if you provide the password. Custom DRM or encryption schemes beyond standard ZIP protection are not currently supported.

Yes. ScormParser provides a full REST API for programmatic access to all features — upload SCORM packages, extract content, convert to different formats, and download results. The API is ideal for automation, batch processing, and integration with other tools.

Yes. ScormParser supports SCORM 1.2, all four editions of SCORM 2004, and xAPI/Tin Can packages. It also handles packages from all major authoring tools including Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, Adobe Captivate, iSpring Suite, Lectora, and Camtasia.

ScormParser works with SCORM packages created by all major authoring tools: Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, Adobe Captivate, iSpring Suite, Lectora, Camtasia, Elucidat, dominKnow, and others. If the tool exports a valid SCORM package, ScormParser can process it.

ScormParser offers a free Starter plan that includes 5 packages per month with JSON and Markdown output. The Pro plan at $39/month adds more packages, PowerPoint/PDF/DOCX export, video transcription, and full API access. Enterprise plans with custom pricing are available for large organizations.

Yes. Uploaded SCORM files are processed securely and not shared with third parties. Files are automatically deleted after processing. ScormParser does not store your course content permanently unless you explicitly choose to save it to your account.