SCORM in Moodle
Keep your LMS. We handle SCORM.
If you've been chasing intermittent completion failures in Moodle's built-in SCORM module, you don't need a new LMS. You need a delivery layer that actually works.
The problem
Moodle's SCORM module breaks in ways that are hard to fix
Completion records don't reconcile
Learners finish a course. Some show completed. Some don't. The audit doesn't add up.
Support tickets close with "clear browser cache"
You've been here. So has your help desk. The bug isn't in the learner's browser.
Tracking fails intermittently
Hard to reproduce, easy to ignore — until a compliance officer asks for evidence.
The fix
OpenSCORM as a SCORM delivery layer
Keep Moodle
Your gradebook, your learner directory, your enrolments — all stay where they are.
Serve the SCORM from OpenSCORM
Upload the package once. Reference it from Moodle as an external resource. Reliable playback, reliable tracking.
Reports you can hand to an auditor
Completion records that match what the learner actually did. Export to CSV when finance or compliance asks.
What you get
SCORM 1.2 and 2004
Both versions, all plans, including the free tier.
xAPI / Tin Can
Modern xAPI statements alongside legacy SCORM.
Audit-quality records
Completion logs that hold up when someone asks for proof.
One package, many courses
Update the SCORM once. Every linked Moodle course picks up the change.
Revoke access centrally
When a license expires, kill it at the source. Every linked course updates.
No SCORM Cloud overages
Flat monthly pricing per plan. Spikes don't move the invoice.
FAQ
Do I need a Moodle plugin?
No. OpenSCORM delivers via standard URL launch — your existing Moodle SCORM activity (or an LTI/external tool reference) can point at it. Moodle treats the result as normal completion tracking.
Does this replace my Moodle gradebook?
No. OpenSCORM reports completion back to Moodle so the gradebook stays authoritative. We deliver content and track interactions; Moodle keeps grading.
What about Canvas, D2L, Brightspace?
They work too, but Moodle is where the pain is most documented and where we focus first. If you're on Canvas or D2L and want to try the integration, get in touch.
Do I have to migrate existing courses?
You can. Or run side-by-side: new courses through OpenSCORM, legacy ones still through Moodle's built-in SCORM module until you're ready.
Try it with one course first
Free tier covers 1 course and 10 learners. Pick the one that breaks most often.