AI course creator for ILIAS

Use Honen to draft a course, then add the reviewed result as an ILIAS SCORM learning module. Start with Honen and ILIAS for the delivery and tracking limits.

SCORM support alone does not verify Honen's hosted launcher in ILIAS. Test the exact ZIP, learner launch, and result in your site before rollout.

Build from one approved source set

Collect the current procedure, slides, and a transcript if the lesson uses video. Record the source owner and revision. Ask Honen for a lesson outline, a practice task, and a short check. Compare each step and answer with the approved source before release.

For example, a maintenance team can teach a machine inspection. Give Honen the current inspection card. Review the sequence with the maintenance lead. A learner should identify the stop condition before the ILIAS module records the lesson as complete.

Write direct instructions with consistent terms. Honen can help draft and review controlled-language content inspired by ASD-STE100. A qualified editor must check the approved dictionary, rules, and domain terms.

Export and place the module

ILIAS supports SCORM 1.2 and 2004. Start with Honen's SCORM 1.2 ZIP and test it in the target site. Add a SCORM learning module to the ILIAS course, select the package type, import the ZIP, and set it online as the ILIAS operator guide describes. A plain file object is not a substitute for a SCORM learning module.

Check the learner and progress views

Open the module as a learner. Test the tutor, completion, pass/fail, score, and resume state. Keep the course open while SCORM reports through the browser. Check ILIAS learning-progress settings and the course's intended completion rule.

After release, edit content in Honen. The live ZIP loads current content on the next launch. Re-export if package settings change.

Next step

Read Honen with ILIAS and what a live SCORM package does.