Host in intle
Use this when you want a simple share link, fast rollout, and an engaging session experience without uploading anything into another system.
Guide
Test an intle SCORM export in your LMS or host it directly in intle
You do not need to know the technical term to use this product. In simple terms, intle lets you host content directly or download a standards-targeted SCORM package for LMS testing. A successful test in the exact target configuration is required before rollout.
Choose the delivery that fits
| Question | Hosted in Intle | SCORM in an LMS |
|---|---|---|
| Learner entry | Intle session link or QR code | Receiving LMS's course/player |
| Where results appear | Intle session reports | Receiving LMS reports; optional connected analytics is a separate configured feature |
| After an author edit | A new hosted learner-page load reads the saved Intle course. An already-open learner view is not guaranteed to refresh automatically, and saved responses are not migrated to a revised activity. Avoid changing active activities or answer keys; create a new session for material revisions. | A SCORM ZIP is frozen at export. After editing the Intle source, export again and replace the package in your LMS; check the LMS's handling of existing attempts before replacement. |
| Live activities | Supported live aggregation and facilitation | Documented portable alternatives for some server-backed activities |
| Network | Online hosted service | LMS and content-dependent; external media or optional connected features can require network access |
Start a hosted session
Open the saved creation in the editor, choose Host, select facilitator-led or self-paced mode, check the participant/access controls and share the session link or QR code. Use the session dashboard to facilitate and inspect responses. All plans have both modes; capacity, active sessions and session lifetime depend on the allowance.
Prepare it for your LMS
Use this when your learners need content inside the LMS your team already runs. Check its supported SCORM versions and the evidence matrix, then test the exact package and configuration.
What this means in practice
If your organisation already uses an LMS that accepts SCORM packages, intle can export a package for your team to test. Named platform compatibility is tracked on the LMS evidence matrix and stays pending until recorded test evidence exists. If you do not want to use an LMS upload flow, you can host the session directly in intle and share a link instead.
Delivery examples
Need something real to test, not just the workflow description?
These routes take you straight to filtered examples that are useful for LMS buyers, administrators, and rollout leads who want to inspect the actual learning output before they upload anything.
Compliance delivery example
Inspect a compliance example that is already framed for delivery proof, scored checks, and LMS evaluation.
Scenario delivery example
Review a branching management scenario to judge interaction quality before your team tests SCORM upload.
L&D buyer example view
Open the filtered examples view built for L&D managers comparing delivery mode, audience, and use case.
Step by step: upload to your LMS
- 1
Create and review the content in intle.
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Choose the LMS package download option from the editor.
- 3
In your LMS, add a new learning item or module and upload the ZIP file.
- 4
Launch a test attempt, confirm completion tracking, then publish to learners.
Exact clicks vary by LMS, but the workflow is the same: download from intle, upload to your platform, test, then publish. For step-by-step instructions on a specific platform, see the per-LMS guides below.
For technical teams
If you are the person configuring the LMS, these are the details you usually need.
The technical name for the downloadable LMS package is SCORM.
intle exports packages targeting SCORM 2004 and SCORM 1.2 for LMS teams to test.
If your LMS administrator asks which standard to use, send them this page or choose the version your platform expects.
Per-platform guides
Step-by-step SCORM upload guides by LMS
Each guide summarises vendor-documented upload steps, relevant SCORM-version guidance, settings that can affect completion and grade tracking, and common fixes. Guidance is not proof that an intle package has passed on that named platform; check the evidence matrix.
SCORM for SCORM Cloud
Step-by-step guide to uploading and testing a SCORM package in SCORM Cloud: exact Add Content menu path, launch behaviour and completion settings, plus fixes.
SCORM for Moodle
How to upload and configure a SCORM package in current Moodle: exact menu paths, grade and completion settings, and why SCORM 1.2 is the safer pick here.
SCORM for Canvas LMS
Step-by-step guide to uploading a SCORM package to Canvas LMS: enable the SCORM tool, import as a graded assignment or page, fix grades, and pick 2004 vs 1.2.
SCORM for Blackboard Learn Ultra
A step-by-step guide to uploading a SCORM package to Blackboard Learn Ultra: the exact Create Item path, grading and completion settings, and SCORM 2004 vs 1.2.
Choose the simpler language first
For most users, the practical choice is either “test a SCORM export in our LMS” or “host it in intle.” Your LMS team can choose the standard the platform documents, verify the public evidence status, and test the exact package before publishing.