Course cartridges are publisher-made courses, available to instructors that adopt textbooks with a course cartridge component. Not all books will have course cartridges available.Jan 11, 2012
Common Cartridge is an initiative led by the IMS Global Learning Consortium to promote sharing across Learning Management Systems (LMS).
On the Course Management Pane, click Packages and Utilities and then click Import Course Cartridge. Type the Course Cartridge Download Key in the field provided. Course Cartridge content will be added to Course materials. Click Submit when finished.
Common Cartridge (CC) is a set of open standards developed by the IMS member community that enable interoperability between content and systems. Common Cartridge basically solves two problems.
Thin Common Cartridge (Thin CC) is a standard developed by IMS Global Learning Consortium. Thin CC is a standardized way to package and exchange Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) Links, Web Links, and metadata. It is a subset of Common Cartridge.
Create a course templateOn the Administrator Panel in the Courses section, select Courses.Search for a course.Open the course's menu and select Template Options.Select Use this course as a course template.Select Submit.
Blackboard: Export CourseEnter a course.Turn Edit Mode - On.Go to the Control Panel.Click Packages and Utilities.Click Export/Archive Course.Click Export Package.On the Export Course screen, scroll to Section 3. Click the Select All button. ... Click Submit.
CASE is the IMS standard that enables the consistent format and exchange of information about learning and education competencies, skills or academic standards in an open, machine-readable format.
How Do I Export Common Cartridge?Click the down-facing arrow in the left menu and then select Export.Select a Resource Collection or Folder (optional) you'd like to export. ... Click Export.Navigate to the Transfer History area, and click on the gear to the right of the export once the process is complete.More items...
SCORMWhat Is SCORM? SCORM means Shareable Content Object Reference Model. It is an international standard for e-courses. If your course is published in the SCORM format, you can be sure that almost any learning management system (LMS) will recognize it.Oct 5, 2020