The Schools Interoperability Framework Association (SIFA) and Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) have officially announced a partnership looking at the development and implementation of SCORM into school software applications. SIF is a specification that enables interoperability between applications that you will find in a school system while ADL’s SCORM defines learning content. The pilot will be testing a number of use cases around passing content to learning platforms and sharing it. Further information about the partnership is in the press release which is available here.
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