How do I upload a SoftChalk SCORM activity to my course in Canvas?
You will learn how to add a SCORM-packaged SoftChalk lesson to your course in Canvas.
If your SoftChalk SCORM package is still in your course in TITANium, please read this guide to learn how to download it.
1. Enter your course.
2. Click the Settings navigation item.
3. Click on the Navigation tab.
4. Scroll down the page and drag the SCORM icon to the active area in order to enable it.
5. Click Save.
6. Click the SCORM navigation item.
7. Click Upload.
8. Select the SoftChalk SCORM zip package.
9. Click on Open.
10. Wait while your SCORM package uploads.
11. For import type, select Import as graded assignment.
The graded assignment will report the student's score to the gradebook.
12. Click on Go.
13. Click on the Open assignment icon.
14. Click on Edit Assignment Settings.
15. Adjust the name of the assignment if desired.
16. Add a description if desired.
17. Set the number of points to report to the gradebook.
Note: for SoftChalk SCORM packages, you should match the points in the assignment to the number of possible points within the SoftChalk lesson.
18. Decide which Assignment Group to use.
All assignments within the gradebook are categorized. Select the category you want or create a new one.
19. Decide how you want the grade to display in the gradebook.
20. Decide whether to have this assignment count toward the course total.
If you check this box, then this assignment will not count toward your course total.
21. Decide whether to open this SoftChalk lesson in a new window.
You should test this option with your particular lesson. Some display better in their own tab; others display just fine embedded in the Canvas web page.
22. Decide how many attempts students can have.
Choices include Unlimited and Limited. If you select Limited, you can then decide how many attempts.
Alert! Canvas and SoftChalk lessons have an issue where the student's first attempt never finishes and the second attempt never begins. So, in effect students only have one attempt. However, if you are using a SCORM package other than SoftChalk, it may allow multiple attempts.
23. Decide whether this is for everyone or just for select users or groups.
By default, the assignment is set for Everyone. However, you can set the assignment so only groups of students or individual students will see this assignment.
24. Add a Due date if desired.
25. Add availability dates, if desired.
26. Decide whether to notify users.
27. Click on Save & Publish.
If you are not ready to make this assignment visible to students, click on Save instead of Save & Publish.
28. The SoftChalk assignment is now ready for students.
Article Summary
You have now learned how to upload a SCORM-packaged Softchalk lesson to your course in Canvas.