Hi,

We've been trying CourseLab with a view to using it with the NHS Oracle iLearning environment (using SCORM 1.2 format). We are however are struggling to get the LMS to recognise the completion of a course. We've tried the test course 'LMS_Quick_Test' available from your website however we still don't get a completed status showing on the LMS. We've tried creating a sample with the trial version of Captivate and this works fine.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Regards

David.

As another NHS insider I've not been at all impressed with the systems that we are deploying for e-learning.
Given that this is Oracles entry into the e-learning field it isn't any suprise that its compliance isn't complete yet. This sounds like they have some development to do on their SCORM RTE I imagine something has been lost in the move to ASP.
That courselab does work with very well proven products such as Moodle, works OK on RITI too I'd be querying Oracle.

I agree about the quality of the systems (especially compared with other products including a number of good open source LMSs).

In respect of this specific issue, although we weren't getting the errors relating to the min and max score referred to in another post we have resolved the issue by removing the following two lines from the file LMS.js

SCORM_SetValue("cmi.core.score.min", sMin.toString());
SCORM_SetValue("cmi.core.score.max", sMax.toString());

These are non mandatory values so I'm not sure whether CourseLab is at fault for including them or the Oracle iLearning for complaining about being passed the values. Either way our courses now show the scores and status correctly in the LMS

I'll file that snippet of knowledge away in case of need.
The min max values probably aren't of too much value initially given that the main push is solely to track users viewing mandatory items, well those that will reduce a Trusts insurance. They might prove useful further down the line so its still worth raising it with Oracle.
These values are passed in Kewl and Moodle as they have been built to use the SCORM API.
Locally we tried to get an instance of Moodle on a WAMP platform in place, we seemed to be regarded as both insane and dangerous by IT support especially for mentioning FOSS which is ALL BAD.
We just rolled our eyes and walked away