SCORM Authoring Tool
Author SCORM courses from the material you already have
A SCORM authoring tool should not start you at a blank page. AmpUp Insights turns procedures, decks, and recorded sessions into narrated, assessed courses, and exports any of them as a self-contained SCORM 1.2 package that runs in your LMS.
Direct answer
A SCORM authoring tool creates eLearning content packaged to the SCORM standard, so any compliant LMS can deliver it and track completion and scores. AmpUp Insights authors courses from your own source material, adds automatic narration and rubric-scored knowledge checks, and exports the result as a self-contained SCORM 1.2 zip. It also works in the other direction: existing SCORM 1.2, Articulate Rise, and H5P packages import as editable slides and questions.
What is a SCORM authoring tool?
SCORM is the packaging and tracking standard most learning management systems speak. An authoring tool produces content in that format so the course, its navigation, and its score reporting work in whatever LMS your organization runs.
The practical question is not whether a tool can produce a SCORM zip. It is how much work stands between your source material and a finished, assessable course, and whether the content you already own can come along.
What can you build and export with AmpUp Insights?
Courses start from what you have, not from a blank canvas, and every course can leave as a standard package.
From procedures and SOPs
Point the course builder at maintenance manuals, task cards, SOPs, and inspection criteria. The course is built against your standards.
From decks and recordings
A reviewed slide deck becomes a narrated course, and a recorded talk becomes a course where each step plays the presenter's own clip.
Narration without a studio
Slides are narrated automatically, so a course does not wait on a recording booth or a video team.
SCORM 1.2 export
Export any finished course as a self-contained SCORM 1.2 zip and run it in whatever system you already use.
How do existing SCORM and Rise courses import?
SCORM 1.2 packages, Articulate Rise courses, and H5P content import as editable slides and questions, so nothing you already licensed has to be thrown away or rebuilt. Imported courses can then be improved, assessed, and re-exported.
Beyond file exchange, AmpUp connects to your LMS over LTI 1.3 in both directions, with grade passback to the gradebook over AGS, and reports learner activity as xAPI statements to your LRS.
Why author in a platform that verifies?
Most authoring tools stop at the package. AmpUp Insights authors content and carries the assessment evidence with it, so a completion means something.
Assessment in the flow
Knowledge checks sit inside the course and score against your rubrics, so a completion carries evidence.
Practice, not just reading
Scenario practice can be dropped in as a checkpoint. The learner has to do the thing, not watch someone else do it.
Publish anywhere
Publish inside AmpUp, or export SCORM 1.2 and deliver in your existing LMS. Either way the record is standard.
Standards in and out
SCORM 1.2 import and export, LTI 1.3 both directions with AGS grade passback, xAPI to your LRS, and Rise and H5P import.
Learn more on the platform, LMS, and course builder pages.
Frequently asked questions
Software that creates eLearning content packaged to the SCORM standard so any compliant LMS can deliver it and track completions and scores. AmpUp Insights authors courses from your own material and exports self-contained SCORM 1.2 packages.
AmpUp Insights exports SCORM 1.2, the most widely supported version, as a self-contained zip that runs in another LMS. It also imports existing SCORM 1.2 packages as editable slides and questions.
Yes. Articulate Rise courses and H5P packages import as editable slides and questions, with no rebuild and no migration project. SCORM 1.2 packages import the same way.
No. Slides are narrated automatically, so a course does not wait on a recording booth. A recorded session can also become a course that plays the presenter's own clips.
Over the standards your LMS already speaks: SCORM score reporting for exported packages, LTI 1.3 with grade passback over AGS, and xAPI statements to your LRS.