Hacker News Reader

Interesting, do you have some example to figure out the kind of data?

You can take a look at this: https://youtu.be/UeyIExDQqjg?t=798

Many basic elearning modules are just glorified powerpoint files. A lot of time is lost in beautifying those.

Ok, in the context of your original question, it looks you were wondering if it's possibile to 'render' SCORM data within play.presenta? If those data are HTML files it's quite possible, otherwise if that data need to be interpreted, it's another story

Disclaimer: I'm not a developer. From what I read, is seems like that the web files have to be packaged in a given structure with an XML manifest, and then you need to call the SCORM API that is implemented by the LMS you're uploading the SCORM module to. You litterally just need to call LMSInitialize() at the beginnign of the presentation, and LMSFinish() at the end.

Since many e-learning creators are not graphic designers, a tool such as the one presented here could be quite helpful.

Reply on news.ycombinator.com