Promoting and Delivering Commercial Excellence for Parliament

Descriptions

The Framework Member will be expected to align the content of the E-Learning platform with the Client’s current learning management system, Act. Parliament learning management system (Act) requires a Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) compliant e-learning content. Act LMS is using a Totara platform and it fully supports SCORM 1.2 and partially supports SCORM 2004. At the most basic level there are two recording options: 1. Record a status of Complete/Incomplete for the e-learning package. 2. Record a status of Pass/Fail with the grade obtained. Option 1 is an e-learning course of the page turning variety, where the user is required to view every page to complete the course. Option 2 includes an assessment where the user must obtain a pass grade to return a status of ‘Pass’. The assessment is generally at the end of the e-learning course and consists of several questions. SCORM packages can also record time spent and bookmark the course, so when the user returns to the course it will remember where the user last left the course and resume from that page. Before it can get uploaded on to Act, the e-learning package must go through and successfully pass Parliament’s information security accreditation. The process of accreditation within the Houses of Parliament provides the Information Authority with assurance that technical solutions, storing or processing parliamentary data, are meeting appropriate security standards. This process will take approximately 2-3 months.