SCORM reports in Moodle: centralized tracking of packaged content
Visualize the progress, attempts, score and completion of all your SCORM packages from one place. Board Retention centralizes the SCORM data that Moodle already records.
SCORM status · Attempts · Score · Time · Progress · Completion
Tracking SCORM in Moodle can be laborious
Moodle records the progress, attempts and results of each SCORM package, but accessing that information requires checking activity by activity, student by student. When there are multiple SCORM packages in a course, manual tracking becomes complex.
For institutions using SCORM in corporate training, compliance or mandatory courses, the lack of a consolidated view makes it difficult to know who has completed, who is progressing and who hasn't started.
Centralize your Moodle SCORM information
Board Retention groups SCORM data from all packages in a course and presents it in a unified view. Without checking activity by activity, you know the global status of your packaged content.
What SCORM information you can consult
Completion status
Completed, incomplete or not started. Overview of each student's progress in each SCORM package.
Number of attempts
How many times each student has attempted a SCORM package. Useful for identifying difficulties or reviews.
Score obtained
Maximum and last result of each attempt, when reported by the package.
Time spent
Total time dedicated to each SCORM package, as recorded by the package itself.
Progress
Percentage of advancement when supported by the SCORM package.
Result (passed/failed)
Success indication if the SCORM package defines a passing threshold.
Who needs SCORM reporting?
Corporate training
Tracking mandatory courses with SCORM content: risk prevention, compliance, onboarding.
Subsidized training
Justification of hours and participant progress in training actions with packaged content.
Mandatory courses
Completion and results verification in courses requiring mandatory passing.
SCORM learning paths
Tracking learning routes composed of multiple chained SCORM packages.
The information available about SCORM depends on what each package reports to Moodle. Not all SCORM packages send the same level of detail. Board Retention shows the information that Moodle has recorded, without adding metadata that the original package does not provide.
Designed by Moodle specialists at EDF
Board Retention by EDF has been designed by a team with experience in Moodle, educational technology, LMS integrations and e-learning solutions for educational institutions and training organizations.
Read-only security
Board Retention is designed to work in read-only mode on the data needed for academic tracking. It does not modify grades, activities or completion statuses. Deployment can first be validated in a pre-production environment and adapted to each institution's security and data protection policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Board Retention work with SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004?
Board Retention works on the data that Moodle records from SCORM packages, regardless of version. If Moodle records it, Board Retention can visualize it.
Can I see SCORM progress at group or course level?
Yes. Board Retention groups SCORM data by course and allows you to see the status of all students and all packages in one view.
What if a SCORM package doesn't report a score?
Board Retention shows only available information. If a package doesn't report score or time, that metric simply won't appear.
Can I export SCORM data?
Yes. SCORM data can be included in Board Retention's scheduled exports.
Does Board Retention work with LTI content in addition to SCORM?
Board Retention is primarily oriented to native Moodle data. LTI compatibility depends on how it is integrated and what data the external tool reports.
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Discover how Board Retention can help you centralize, visualize and act on your Moodle data.