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Read the SCORM standard, see what it requires, and implement the requirements? I dunno, that would seem like a plan to me...

I did some searches, and couldn't figure out just what the heck that standard does require. It would seem JQM is irrelevant to this.

It appears to be a standard way of marking up online learning modules using XML in a standard way, so that they can be used as interchangeable components that can be read by any compliant "player" application or website.

I'm uncertain, though, as I wasn't able to find the standard itself or any examples, and so I assume it's one of those closely-guarded standards where you have to pay B$G BUCKS to actually read the standard. (Seems like a good way to insure non-compliance...)

So, I'm guessing (and all I can do is guess when you just throw a couple of acronyms at us...) that your app reads these XML files and formats them into HTML. Or needs to.

Not at all sure what you are asking.

thanks for your reply ...

Do you have any knowledge of the SCORM standard?

All you need to do is to implement is the javascript SCORM API provided by the ADL and create a SCORM package from it. There is nothing mobile specific in it.

As watusiware said: "Read the SCORM standard, see what it requires, and implement the requirements? I dunno, that would seem like a plan to me..."

Pretty easy if you know what SCORM is about.

thanks cschnell

I'm assuming, then, you would have to parse the HTML and re-render it using JQM markup.

As jkeisers suggested, probably quite complicated.

I am not sure if the original poster wanted to create a SCORM runtime environment or just a SCORM complient package that can be used on mobile devices. I thought of the latter (which is indeed quite easy).