Export a course to SCORM 1.2 and 2004

Created by Carolina Martin, Modified on Wed, 20 Aug at 3:02 AM by Travis Clapp

Coursebox enables experts to export courses as in SCORM format, including 1.2 or 2004.

On the publish settings page, publish your course and click the share button to then select the version of SCORM required for upload to your LMS. 



Note that this requires a published live sync to the course to take advantage of the AI and related live features. 


NEW- Anonymous Users via SCORM (where enabled)

Coursebox supports anonymous user access via SCORM when hosted in external LMS environments. This means learners can launch and interact with Coursebox courses embedded in SCORM packages without requiring a Coursebox login.

Use case examples:

  • SCORM-based compliance training with no user registration

  • One-click access via corporate LMS with limited tracking

Note: This feature is only available when enabled by the Coursebox team. Contact support to learn more or activate anonymous SCORM session

Important Note on SCORM Integration:

Before exporting your course to SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004, please be aware that the SCORM integration requires an active account and a live, published course.

  • Active Account: To ensure seamless integration and usage of SCORM functionality, your account must be active. If your account is not active, the SCORM integration will not work properly.

  • Live and Published Courses: You cannot export to SCORM from a course that is still in draft or unpublished status. The course must be published and live in your account for the SCORM export to function correctly.

  • Do Not Cancel the Course: If you cancel or unpublish your course after exporting it to SCORM, the integration will stop working. The SCORM package will no longer be linked to the course, and updates or tracking will not be reflected. Always ensure the course remains live and published for continuous SCORM integration.

By following these guidelines, you ensure that your SCORM exports will continue to function properly, and your course data remains synced with your LMS.


Take a look at the following articles in this section for more details:


Check out our Coursebox Demonstration Video Library for Tutorials.

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