That would include emails and any info on the company website.īTW, your client may be new to this. If that's not the case, look for any other communications that might state that. Ideally, your company's contract should explicitly state the deliverables (for example, 'will provide separate SCORM packages for each language'). I suggest you review all correspondence about the job.

And that, I assume, is way more work than you bargained for when taking on the translation job.

If they want one SCORM package containing multiple languages, that'd require putting all the versions into one Storyline 360 file, adding a way to choose a language at the start, and programming it to track whichever quiz is used (which is why it'd have to be in 360). In other words, it's the responsibility of the LMS folks to connect the separate packages. They'd set up the curriculum so that users could pick their language, complete just that language, and be done. They would connect all the packages as a curriculum. I'd give them one per language, like you usually deliver. When I've developed courses that were translated, the LMS administrators would load the separate SCORM packages.

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