The completion status is there as a global variable so is accessible. The SCORM API usually manages passing it to an LMS.
What you seem to want to do is have the user complete offline, then pass the results to something online you can view.
So what are the issues....
1. Passing the results which requires the users PC to be online.
2. Capturing the passed result at the remote site.
3. Identifying where the result has come from!
If this was delivered online but not using an LMS then you could possibly hack the API and use JSON to pass the results.
HTML5 offers quite a few useful options but you need to guarantee the user is using an enabled browser that fully suports the functionality you want to use.
Probably easier to use an LMS.
The completion status is there as a global variable so is accessible. The SCORM API usually manages passing it to an LMS.
What you seem to want to do is have the user complete offline, then pass the results to something online you can view.
So what are the issues....
1. Passing the results which requires the users PC to be online.
2. Capturing the passed result at the remote site.
3. Identifying where the result has come from!
If this was delivered online but not using an LMS then you could possibly hack the API and use JSON to pass the results.
HTML5 offers quite a few useful options but you need to guarantee the user is using an enabled browser that fully suports the functionality you want to use.
Probably easier to use an LMS.
