If you already have e-learning content built in another authoring tool, you don't have to rebuild it inside BLUERABBIT from scratch. The SCORM Package step type runs it inside a milestone.
What SCORM Is
SCORM is a long-standing e-learning packaging standard. Most authoring tools (Articulate, Captivate and similar) can export a course as a SCORM package: a single .zip file. BLUERABBIT supports SCORM 1.2. A SCORM step plays the package in a frame inside the step and listens for it to report that it's finished.
What You Get
- Completion tracking. When the package reports itself completed or passed, the step completes and the player's Next button unlocks. No manual grading, and no separate spreadsheet of who finished the external course. It slots into the milestone and the Journey Map like any other step, rewards included.
- Resume. What the package saves about a player's place is kept, so someone who leaves partway can pick up where they left off.
- A clean slate when you need one. The step editor can clear every player's saved progress in the package.
What It Doesn't Track
BLUERABBIT records whether the package finished, not how well. A score the package reports isn't stored, and a package that reports "failed" leaves the step open until the player gets through it. If the grade matters, follow the package with a Challenge that tests the same material.
Storage
A package counts toward the storage allowance of the account that uploads it: the size of the .zip, not the unpacked size. See Billing & Plans.
When to Reach for It
Use SCORM when strong content already exists and rebuilding it natively would be pure duplicated effort: a compliance course, a vendor-provided training module. For anything you're building fresh, native steps (Dialogue, Open Text, Multiple Choice and the rest) are usually a better fit, and give you BLUERABBIT's own reward and branching tools directly.