MyPass LMS Lite – Course Tracking & Certificates for SCORM

MyPass LMS Lite turns the files you already have into courses and plays them to your WordPress users. Your users stay your users: they sign in to your site, take the course on your pages, and you see their results in WordPress.

Free to start. Create a free test key and try everything on your own site: courses show TEST MODE, with up to 10 learners and results kept for 14 days. When you are ready for real learners, a live key comes with a paid plan.

Courses are converted, played and recorded by SCORM Central, the course service of Kprise LLC, the makers of MyPass LMS. See External services below.

Make a course

• Upload a PDF, PowerPoint, Word document (.docx) or video from WordPress admin. It becomes a course you can edit: lessons, text, images, video, quizzes and a certificate.
• Publish it, then put it on any page with the MyPass LMS course block, the “Add to new page” button, or [scormcentral content="46"].

Your own SCORM packages

• Upload a SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 package (.zip) exported from your authoring tool.
• Test it first: a validation report, and test launches that show what the package sends.
• Or publish it straight to learners. It works like any other course: put it on a page, assign it, follow it in Reports, and give a certificate.
• Upload a new version whenever the package changes. Learners part-way through finish the version they started.

Your learners

• Each course shows as a card with its cover, description, lessons, estimated time, the learner’s progress and Start, Resume or Review.
• [scormcentral_courses] lists every course as a catalog with Not started, In progress and Completed filters.
• “My learning” (a page the plugin creates, also in the toolbar’s account menu) shows the courses assigned to them with due dates, what they have started, and what they have completed, with their certificates.

Certificates

• Design certificates on your own background image: place the learner’s name, course, date, score, credential ID, your organisation’s name, any text and a QR code, in the fonts and colours you choose.
• Attach a design to a course on the Courses screen. Learners who complete the course download it as a PDF with their details, exactly as designed.
• Every certificate has a credential ID and a QR code that open a public page where anyone can check it.

You

• Assign a course to people or to whole roles, with an optional due date.
• Reports: an overview of every course; per course, each learner’s status, progress, score, time and completion date, filters, assigned learners who have not started, and CSV export; per learner, every attempt, what they have seen and their answers.

SCORM is a registered trademark of Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL). This plugin is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ADL.

External services

This plugin connects to SCORM Central (https://scormcentral.com), a service run by Kprise LLC. It is needed to convert files into courses, play courses and record results.

What is sent, and when:

• When you save the settings, and on the plugin’s admin screens: your API key, to list your courses and check the connection.
• When you upload a file on the Courses screen: the file and the course title you enter, sent from your browser straight to SCORM Central.
• When you upload a SCORM package: the .zip, the title and the description you enter, sent from your browser straight to SCORM Central, which stores the package and plays it to your learners.
• When a logged-in user opens a course: their WordPress display name, email address and an id made of the site and user numbers (wp_{site}_{user}), so their results can be reported back to you. The course then plays from SCORM Central’s servers in the user’s browser, which sends their progress and answers to SCORM Central.
• When a page shows a course, the catalog, My learning or a report: course details and learners’ results are read from SCORM Central. Course cover images are copied once into this site’s uploads folder.
• When a learner (or an admin, from Reports) downloads a certificate: the PDF is made by SCORM Central and passed through your site. The certificate’s credential ID opens a public SCORM Central page showing the learner’s name, the course, your organisation and the completion date, so that anyone holding the certificate can check it.

SCORM Central terms of service: https://scormcentral.com/terms
SCORM Central privacy policy: https://scormcentral.com/privacy