SCORM ACCEPTANCE-TEST RECORD
Yenra | Updated October 4, 2026
Guide: https://yenra.com/scorm-shareable-content-object-reference-model/

Purpose: document expected and observed learner behavior for one package
in one target environment. This is a manual test record, not executable
courseware or standards certification. Use a test course and test learner.
Keep credentials and real student data out of this record.

ENVIRONMENT
Tester and date:
Authoring tool/version:
Package name/revision:
SCORM version and edition:
LMS/player/version and relevant integrations:
Browser/device/operating system:
Learner role and test attempt identifier:
Completion rule:
Passing rule:
Retry/new-attempt rule:
Expected resume behavior:

For each test record: expected result, actual result, pass/fail,
sanitized evidence reference, and follow-up owner.

1. IMPORT: package accepted, correct title and launch item.
Expected:
Actual / evidence / follow-up:

2. FRESH LAUNCH: required content, controls and media available.
Expected:
Actual / evidence / follow-up:

3. PARTIAL EXIT AND RESUME: use supported exit; reopen same attempt.
Check saved location and answers.
Expected:
Actual / evidence / follow-up:

4. PASSING COMPLETION: finish required actions; exit; inspect stored
score/status and learner-facing activity/grade report.
Expected:
Actual / evidence / follow-up:

5. UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT: start fresh as defined by the retry policy.
Inspect status and score without confusing this with resumed work.
Expected:
Actual / evidence / follow-up:

6. SUPPORTED DEVICE AND ACCESS CHECK: repeat required actions with
keyboard, captions and narrow-screen layout as applicable.
Expected:
Actual / evidence / follow-up:

FINAL DECISION
Accepted for this tested environment / fixes required:
Known limitations:
Retest required after:
Approver or responsible owner:

Example only: four correct answers out of five = 80 percent.
With an 80 percent threshold this passes. Completion is a separate
requirement that must be defined and tested.
References:
https://docs.moodle.org/en/SCORM_FAQ
https://www.w3.org/2004/04/webapps-cdf-ws/papers/SCORM.htm