Overview
To use our SCORM packages in a third-party LMS, some requirements must be met. This article lists them. For background on SCORM, see What is a course SCORM package?
Requirements
Your third-party LMS must be accessed via HTTPS. iHasco LMS uses the HTTPS secure protocol, and any content we share must be delivered securely. A quick way to check: sign in to your third-party LMS, and if there's a padlock in the browser address bar, you're using HTTPS. If you have a self-hosted LMS (for example, Moodle), talk to your developer about switching it to HTTPS.
Your learners must have access to the iHasco domains and the domains associated with our Video CDN. To learn more, see Domain inclusion list.
Your learners' browsers must have JavaScript enabled.
Your learners' browsers must have third-party cookies enabled, and "prevent cross-site tracking" must be disabled.
Your third-party LMS must accept SCORM version 1.2 or 2004 files.
Note: All features native to the iHasco LMS — for example, reminder emails and certificates — are disabled for training sessions run through a third-party LMS.
More information
For how to download and use SCORM packages, see How do I download a SCORM package?
For our featured LMS providers, see SCORM Compliant eLearning & integration options.
FAQ
Which SCORM versions are supported?
Which SCORM versions are supported?
Your third-party LMS must accept SCORM version 1.2 or 2004 files.
Will reminder emails and certificates still work through a third-party LMS?
Will reminder emails and certificates still work through a third-party LMS?
No. Features native to the iHasco LMS, such as reminder emails and certificates, are disabled for training run through a third-party LMS.
My learners can't access the course content — what should I check?
My learners can't access the course content — what should I check?
Check that their browsers have JavaScript enabled, third-party cookies enabled, and "prevent cross-site tracking" disabled, and that they can reach the iHasco domains, see the Domain inclusion list.