The SCORM Content Aggregation Model

The SCORM Content Aggregation Model represents a means for designers and implementers of instruction to aggregate learning resources for the purpose of delivering a desired learning experience. 

• A learning resource is any representation of information that is used in a learning experience.

•  Learning experiences consist of activities that are supported by electronic or non-electronic learning resources.

The SCORM Content Aggregation Model  is made up of the following:

·        Content Model:  Nomenclature defining the content components of a learning experience.

·        Meta-data:  A mechanism for describing specific instances of the components of the content model.

·        Content Packaging:  Defines how to represent the intended behavior of a learning experience (Content Structure) and how to package learning resources for movement between different environments (Content Packaging).