The Hard SCORM LMS: Reading SCORM Courseware on Hardcopy Textbooks

Authors:
Hsiau Wen Lin;Hsuan-Pu Chang;Yun-Long Sie;Mon-Ting Tzou;Jin-Tan Yang
Affiliations:
Tamkang University;Tamkang University;Tamkang University;Tamkang University;National Kaoksiung Normal University
Venue:
ICALT '05 Proceedings of the Fifth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies
Year:
2005

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Abstract

The Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) includes a representation of distance learning contents and a behavior definition of how users should interact with the contents. Usually, SCORM-Compliant systems are developed based on Web browsers or Java program. We developed a system which allows users to read SCORM-Compliant course materials on hardcopy papers while an OCR-like pen device is used as an interaction mechanism. A computer, a PDA, or a cellular phone can be used in conjunction with the pen device for multimedia presentations. Our project is called the Hard SCORM. Therefore, users can read textbooks in a traditional manner while behavior of reading is incorporated with the SCORM specification.