AI course creator for LearnDash

Use Honen to draft a lesson from approved material. Review it, export a SCORM ZIP, and pilot the ZIP in a LearnDash lesson or topic through Tin Canny. Start with Honen and LearnDash for the add-on and reporting limits.

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

Prepare the source and lesson boundary

Collect the current procedure, slides, and assessment criteria. Record the source owner and revision. Ask Honen for one focused lesson, one practice task, and a short check. Compare each step and answer with the approved source.

For example, a member training site can teach how to handle a refund request. Give Honen the approved refund policy and one case. Have the policy owner check each decision. Place the reviewed package in one LearnDash lesson, then confirm that Tin Canny records the intended completion event.

Use direct sentences and 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.

Put the package in the right LearnDash unit

LearnDash requires a third-party add-on for SCORM. With Tin Canny, edit a LearnDash lesson or topic and insert the package with its uploader. The vendor's setup guide also shows how to make completion depend on the module. Decide whether one Honen package represents one lesson or topic. Do not assume a package completes the full LearnDash course.

Tin Canny supports most standards-compliant modules in version 4.0 and later, with explicit compatibility limits. Run a test with Honen's SCORM 1.2 ZIP first. Confirm launch, tutor behavior, score, resume, and both the Tin Canny and LearnDash completion views.

Keep the lesson current

Edit lesson content in Honen after approval. Its live package loads the current course at the next launch. Re-export if package settings change. SCORM reports through the learner's browser while the course is open. Test the package again after a major change.

Next step

Read Honen with LearnDash and how to upload with Tin Canny. Compare the wider choices in the LMS integration guide.