Course Modules
What is a module?
Modules are the individual components that make up a course.
All module types require the underlying content to be created first, e.g. SCORM files uploaded or form set up.
Similar to courses having a course enrolment, modules have a module enrolment which contains a learner's progress and data for the module.
In general, learners must complete all modules in a course to complete the course.
SCORM modules
The most commonly used format for online training is SCORM. This is a standardised format that allows courses to be shared across different training systems
Kuro's modular courses allow for a course to contain multiple SCORM packages. This is a good way to break up your training into smaller chunks, significantly improving user experience.
Video modules
These are a simple way to present a videos to learners when they're not part of a SCORM package.
Video modules require the video files to be uploaded. To use externally hosted videos use the Embed module.
Form modules
Forms are a great way to collect information from users, and can also be used for assessments.
Read more about setting up forms here.
PDF module (coming soon)
This module allows learners to view a PDF file.
Embed modules (coming soon)
Embed externally hosted content or pages inside the course.
Other modules
If you have a requirement or idea for additional module types please get in touch.