Turn Dead SCORM Courses into a Living Knowledge Base
Your enterprise has hundreds of SCORM packages collecting dust in an LMS. Inside them is exactly the domain knowledge your RAG pipeline needs — training procedures, compliance rules, product specs. ScormParser cracks them open and hands you structured, embedding-ready content. No manual work. One API call.
Why SCORM packages are RAG gold mines
Enterprise training libraries contain decades of accumulated domain knowledge — safety procedures, compliance requirements, product specifications, onboarding processes. This content was created by subject matter experts at significant cost. But it's trapped inside SCORM packages that were designed for LMS interop, not for AI pipelines.
ScormParser bridges the gap. Our AI engine understands SCORM's internal structure, extracts every content asset, transcribes audio and video, and outputs pre-chunked content ready for embedding.
How it works
Upload a SCORM ZIP package via our API. ScormParser's AI processes the entire package — extracting text content, transcribing audio and video with speech-to-text, and structuring everything into clean Markdown or JSON. The output includes pre-computed chunk boundaries optimized for popular embedding models.
Chunk strategies for different embedding models
Different embedding models have different context windows and perform best with different chunk sizes. ScormParser lets you configure chunking strategies to match your model — whether you're using OpenAI's text-embedding-3-large, Cohere's embed-v3, or open-source models like BGE or E5. Each chunk includes course hierarchy metadata so your retrieval pipeline preserves context.
{
"text": "All forklift operators must complete...",
"metadata": {
"course": "Warehouse Safety 2024",
"module": "Equipment Operation",
"slide": 7
}
}Integration with popular vector databases
ScormParser's chunked output is designed for direct ingestion into popular vector databases. Load chunks straight into Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant, or ChromaDB without writing custom transformation code. The output format aligns with what these databases expect, so you can go from SCORM to searchable knowledge in minutes.
- Supports SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 (all editions)
- AI-powered video and audio transcription
- Pre-chunked output optimized for embedding models
- Structured JSON with full course hierarchy
- Markdown output for documentation pipelines
- Batch processing via async API
- Webhook notifications on completion
- S3-compatible output storage
Frequently Asked Questions
What chunk sizes does ScormParser use for RAG output?
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ScormParser uses smart defaults optimized for popular embedding models. You can fully customize chunk sizes and overlap via the API to match your specific model's optimal context window.
Can I customize the chunking strategy?
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Yes. The API offers full control over chunking — size, overlap, and split strategy. You can also split by course module to keep chunks topically scoped to a single subject area.
Does it preserve course hierarchy in the chunk metadata?
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Every chunk includes metadata with the full course hierarchy: course title, module name, slide number, and content type (text, transcript, quiz). This lets your RAG pipeline filter and weight results based on where the content appeared in the original course structure.
How does ScormParser handle multimedia content in RAG output?
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Audio and video content is transcribed by AI and included as text chunks with appropriate metadata. Images with alt text are also included. This ensures all course knowledge — not just text slides — is available for retrieval.
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