COURSE ELEMENTS
JumpLMS provides you with an array of multimedia elements to bring your courses to life and fully engage your learners. No matter what format you want your training material to take, we’ve got you covered!
SCORM 1.2 and xAPI
SCORM and xAPI (also known as TinCan) are the most popular standards in eLearning, and JumpLMS has been built to support both.
There are dozens of eLearning creation tools out there (Articulate, Adobe Captivate, Gomo, Eludidat, to name a few) that will let you build fantastic SCORM 1.2 and xAPI compliant packages. Import them into your JumpLMS course and they will effortlessly communicate with each other and keep track of your learners’ progress.
HTML Content
Using our intuitive text editor, you’ll be able to create text and image rich elements to concisely present your training. Add links, format your text and use images to help bring your training to life.
Video
These days, more and more training courses are being delivered via video, that’s why JumpLMS lets you easily import your videos or seamlessly embed them from YouTube.
JumpLMS will monitor playback so you can set when video elements are marked as complete. Options include:
- Once the whole video has been viewed
- After a particular period has passed
- When a “Complete” button is clicked
- If the video’s been started
Audio
Use the audio element to upload your own MP3s, it could be anything from a podcast or quick sound bite all the way up to an epic lecture.
Our Learning Management System lets you select the most appropriate completion criteria for the audio playback. Options include:
- Once the whole audio file has been played
- After a particular period has passed
- When a “Complete” button is clicked
- If the audio has been started
Documents
Adding a document to your course is a quick and effective way to present information. Import most document types (Word doc, PowerPoint, Excel, PDF) and set the completion criteria for it. Criteria options include:
- Once all pages have been viewed
- After a particular period has passed
- When a “Complete” button is clicked
- If the document has been accessed