Expanded Support for Imported Package Formats

Import Tin Can and cmi5 packages as well as SCORM, with clearer results in Analyze—and clearer chapter status for built-in courses.

Many authoring tools export learning as a zip. Besides classic SCORM, two common formats are Tin Can (also called xAPI) and cmi5—modern package formats that record what the learner did in more detail than a simple finished / not finished status.

Create upgrades the former SCORM content type to Imported Package—one type that supports SCORM, Tin Can, and cmi5. Upload any of those zips the same way; publish as usual; learners take them the same way. Visibility, certificates, Academy, and programs work as they already do.

With that comes richer detail in Analyze: when a package reports score, time, or answers, managers can see them under Result details. Built-in courses get clearer chapter status there too.

Imported Package — One content type for SCORM, Tin Can, and cmi5. Upload works the same for all three.
Richer package results in Analyze — For SCORM, Tin Can, and cmi5, Analyze can show score and time when the package sends them, and quiz answers under Review answers when the package reports them. Empty means the package never sent that detail.
Clearer chapter status in Analyze — For built-in courses, Review answers shows whether each chapter was read or not read, and whether it is correct, incorrect, or not evaluated yet. While the learner is still going, you see progress; after they finish, you see score.
Public Academy — Tin Can (xAPI) and cmi5 can be published as public content the same way as other imported packages.

Full detail on formats and limits: SCORM, Tin Can & cmi5.