Training with SCORM

If your company uses SCORM solutions, you can get ASAP training modules with this format so your users can learn in a familiar environment.

SCORM is a standard that describes the rules for creating and distributing ecourses and how they interact with learning systems. Currently, there are two widely supported versions of this standard: SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 1.3 (SCORM 2004). Both versions are supported by the ASAP platform.

For more details on how to get SCORM training modules, please contact your ASAP license vendor.

SCORM training module package contents

The ASAP training module package in SCORM is a ZIP archive named:

<package build date>-scorm-<SCORM version>-<archive hash>.zip

The archive contains subfolders with localization languages, which have archives with training unit lessons. The contents of files in different languages may not be identical, as lessons that haven't been translated into certain languages aren't included yet.

Localization languages and folder names

The name of archives indicates the topic of the training unit, its difficulty, and the lesson number. For example, if the archive is named 301_Email_v2_01_LO_Email_v2-3-Start_<package build date>.zip, it contains the first lesson from the Email unit with an intermediate difficulty level.

Main course units

Name of the unit in the Main Course

The available topics and unit difficulty levels are listed below:

• Topics:
  • Email — email
  • Password — passwords and accounts
  • Web — websites and the internet
  • Social — social media & messengers
  • MyPC — PC security
  • Mobile — mobile devices
  • Confidential — confidential data
  • Personal — personal data
  • GDPR — GDPR
  • ICS-CERT — industrial cybersecurity
  • Banking — bank card security and PCI DSS
  • Physical — physical security of data
• Unit difficulty levels:
  • 1 – beginner
  • 2 – elementary
  • 3 – intermediate
  • 4 – advanced

Express Course units

Name of the unit in the Express Course

The available Express Course topics are listed below:

• Email — email
• Password — passwords and accounts
• PasswordAdvanced — passwords and accounts
• Web — websites and the internet
• Mobile — mobile devices
• Social — social media and messengers
• MyPC — PC security
• Confidential — confidential data
• Doxing — doxing
• Crypto — cryptocurrency security
• Remote — information security when working remotely
• 152 — Federal Law 152-FZ "On personal data"
• 187 — Federal Law 187-FZ "On the security of the critical information infrastructure of the Russian Federation"

Start training lessons

To start a lesson in your Learning Management System (LMS):

1. Unpack the learning unit package.
2. Put the lesson in your LMS.

   As a rule, lessons should be uploaded to LMS systems as an archive.

The lesson of the training unit is started in the LMS system.