The differ3nce between SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 is the addition of the CMI_Completion_Status. Basically, think of it this way. Under SCORM 1.2, you only had one overall status for the content (whether they had passed or not). But, you had no way of indicating when they had actually completed all of the content. Say for instance you had four tests in a SCO, equally weighted, and the Mastery Score for the sco was set to 75%. A student taking the first three tests and getting 100% would have an overall score of 75% (good enough to pass the entire SCO), but they haven't even seen one of the sections of the content.In SCORM 2004, they added an additional status which indiciates the student has completed all of the content ... that is the CMI_Completion_Status variable.Just set it in the content where the student will have completed all the content that you want them to see. Most authors just make the Exit button in their content set the status of that variable and then add an extra action to do the Exit Title.Tim
