Hi, Kapil,
1. Unlike SCORM 2004, SCORM 1.2 has no different types of statuses (only plain lesson_status, that contain one of the completion status or success status values). Usually "passed" (or "failed") in SCORM 1.2 means "completed and passed" (".. failed").
2. CourseLab uses SCORM 2004 as basic model, therefore you need to set up rules for success statuses "passed" and "failed" for main module objective "total" (menu Module - Runtime settings - Rules tab). When sending to LMS, these statuses will be translated to SCORM 1.2 lesson status values automatically.
3. Warning! If you want to use such a big test in SCORM 1.2 LMS then please make sure, that this LMS DOES NOT limit cmi.suspend_data field length according to standard. SCORM 1.2 standard requires this field to be 4kB (unlike SCORM 2004 - 64kB), and if LMS strictly follows SCORM 1.2 then you may get an error - not all the data will be transferred to LMS. Some LMS use "at-least" principle on data field lengths (in this case it will work), but most use "no more than".
If your LMS uses "no more than" principle, then you need to split your big test to different modules, containing 20-40 questions each (data length depends on question content, so there's no exact limit). Otherwise you may get an error.
Hi, Kapil,
1. Unlike SCORM 2004, SCORM 1.2 has no different types of statuses (only plain lesson_status, that contain one of the completion status or success status values). Usually "passed" (or "failed") in SCORM 1.2 means "completed and passed" (".. failed").
2. CourseLab uses SCORM 2004 as basic model, therefore you need to set up rules for success statuses "passed" and "failed" for main module objective "total" (menu Module - Runtime settings - Rules tab). When sending to LMS, these statuses will be translated to SCORM 1.2 lesson status values automatically.
3. Warning! If you want to use such a big test in SCORM 1.2 LMS then please make sure, that this LMS DOES NOT limit cmi.suspend_data field length according to standard. SCORM 1.2 standard requires this field to be 4kB (unlike SCORM 2004 - 64kB), and if LMS strictly follows SCORM 1.2 then you may get an error - not all the data will be transferred to LMS. Some LMS use "at-least" principle on data field lengths (in this case it will work), but most use "no more than".
If your LMS uses "no more than" principle, then you need to split your big test to different modules, containing 20-40 questions each (data length depends on question content, so there's no exact limit). Otherwise you may get an error.
