Package structure gate
The recorded validation build passed checks for a root manifest, the declared SCORM 2004 4th Edition and 1.2 schemas, referenced files, pass-mark metadata and LMS-safe filenames.
Evidence: 11 June 2026 · build 80f9989a
Compatibility
LMS compatibility, with evidence
This page lists exactly what has been tested, on which platform version, on which date — and what hasn't yet. A cell only says “verified” when we hold recorded evidence for it: no extrapolation, no “should work”.
| LMS | Version tested | SCORM versions | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCORM Cloud (Rustici) Reference platform — full automated matrix scheduled first. | — | 2004 4th Ed + 1.2 | — | Pending evidence |
| Moodle 4.x | — | 2004 4th Ed + 1.2 | — | Pending evidence |
| Canvas | — | 2004 4th Ed + 1.2 | — | Pending evidence |
| Blackboard An earlier informal pass exists; it is not listed because it has no recorded version or screenshots. The formal run replaces it. | — | 2004 4th Ed + 1.2 | — | Pending evidence |
Recorded package checks
What the recorded validation build verified
These local package-level results were recorded against the dated build shown below. Re-run them for a newer release before treating that release as covered:
Resume round-trip at the storage limits
The recorded local API-stub run restored position, answers and score at each tested compression stage, including the SCORM 1.2 4KB and SCORM 2004 64KB limits. This is package-level evidence, not a named-LMS result.
Evidence: 11 June 2026 · build 80f9989a
Test it yourself
Download a sample package and import it into your LMS
A compliance-module fixture with a scored final assessment — the same fixture used by the recorded validation work. Import it, complete it and relaunch it in your own LMS before rollout.
LMS rollout FAQ
Do learners need to change popup-blocker settings?
No. intle packages run inside the LMS frame and never call window.open, so default browser settings with the popup blocker enabled are fine. If your LMS launches courses in a new window, the runtime also searches the opener window for the SCORM API; use the sample package and matrix evidence before treating a named LMS as verified.
How is the pass mark (mastery score) reported?
The pass mark you set in intle is written into the package manifest: SCORM 2004 packages carry a completion threshold and a primary objective with a minimum measure; SCORM 1.2 packages carry adlcp:masteryscore. At runtime the package also reports the score and passed/failed status itself, so use the evidence matrix and your own upload test to confirm how a specific LMS surfaces it.
Our LMS has tight resume-data limits — anything to know?
Some LMS configurations enforce SCORM 1.2's 4KB resume-storage limit even on 2004 packages. intle packages handle this with staged compression: full answers first, then truncated answers, then position-and-score-only. If your LMS has that constraint, prefer the SCORM 1.2 download, which is engineered around the smaller limit.
Do embedded YouTube videos work inside an LMS?
Interactive-video sections load the YouTube player inside the LMS frame, which requires learner devices to reach youtube.com. On networks that block YouTube (or LMS content-security policies that block third-party frames), the section degrades gracefully: the video embed and transcript remain available, and timed question overlays switch off rather than breaking the course. Test one package on your network before rollout — note the sample below is a compliance-module fixture without an embedded video, so to test video behaviour, generate a package from a YouTube link (or add a video to a section in the editor) and upload that.
Do packages work offline / on locked-down networks?
Yes — packages are self-contained by design: no CDNs, no external fonts, no calls back to intle. Two documented exceptions need internet at playback time: organisation logos referenced by URL, and embedded video (the video stream and any captions served by the video platform — intle's bundled transcript text still renders offline). Everything else, including all charts and interactions, is bundled in the zip.
Which SCORM version should I upload?
Check your LMS vendor's supported versions and the evidence matrix first. Where both are supported, SCORM 2004 4th Edition can report richer data such as per-topic objectives and separate completion and pass status; SCORM 1.2 is useful where the platform requires it or enforces tighter resume-data limits. Test the supplied sample in your own configuration before rollout.
Ready to build your own?
Every plan exports both SCORM versions from the same content. New to LMS uploads? Start with the step-by-step delivery guide.