When you are tasked with rolling out a new compliance initiative across a massive organization, the technical deployment needs to be flawless. For e-learning and compliance, that means relying on SCORM.
SCORM 1.2 vs SCORM 2004
Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) is the universal technical standard for eLearning software products. When choosing a pre-packaged AI literacy course for your company, you will likely have to choose between SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004.
- SCORM 1.2: The industry workhorse. Released in 2001, it is supported by virtually every LMS in existence (including Workday, Canvas, and Blackboard). It simply tracks if a user completed the course and what their final score was.
- SCORM 2004: The modern upgrade. It offers richer tracking data, allowing your LMS to track individual question answers, the exact time spent on specific slides, and complex navigation rules.
Which Should You Choose for AI Training?
If your primary goal is a simple compliance checkbox (e.g., “Did the employee read the AI usage policy and pass the final quiz?”), SCORM 1.2 is incredibly reliable and guarantees 100% compatibility with your older LMS.
If your L&D team needs deep analytics—for example, seeing exactly which prompt engineering scenario employees are struggling with the most—SCORM 2004 is the way to go.
Deploy in Minutes
Our Everyday AI Compliance & Literacy course comes fully packaged in both SCORM 1.2 and 2004 (4th Edition). Simply download the .zip file, upload it to your LMS as a new learning object, assign it to your staff, and you are instantly protected.