The State of SCORM Avron Barr, ADL SCORM TWG Teleconference 20 June 2007

2 The Forces on SCORM in 2007 New Learning Technologies Installed Base: Diverse Communities of Practice Modern Enterprise SW Architecture Evolving Standards and Requirements for International Standardization Competing Standards, e.g. Common Cartridge SCORM IP Rights Issues Changing Market Structure and Vendor Demands Costs for SCORM Support, Promotion, and Management

3 LETSI Update LETSI’s 10 sponsors have formed an active Executive Committee Working groups have started up: –LETSI’s charter and governance procedures –IP policy –SCORM’s Technical Roadmap –LETSI Strategic Communications LETSI is working with other groups to promote open standards in the learning community Next face-to-face meeting expected in Fall ‘07

4 SCORM Roadmap 2Q07Transition of 1 st tier tech support to JADL from CTC 3Q07Re-factored SCORM books RTE book submitted to ISO/IEC SC36 Decision on IMS CP and Sequencing specs in SCORM TWG face-to-face meeting, requirements for next release 4Q07Proposed ADL workshop on the future of sequencing LETSI face-to-face meeting eLearning Summit, Memphis – focus on SCORM tools 1Q08Formal chartering of LETSI ADL/TWG work on DoD SCORM, based on Core SCORM 3Q08- 3Q09 LETSI release of Core SCORM draft