SCORM COURSE PACKAGES
We produce SCORM 1.2 and 2004 courses with voice-over, interactions and a final assessment. Choose your package by number of slides and duration, starting at S/ 1,650 including IGV (Peru's sales tax).
Reference prices per package, including IGV. Choose based on the number of slides and playback time; if your topic is longer, add extra slides.
Reference price per package. Includes IGV (Peru's sales tax).
Reference price per package. Includes IGV (Peru's sales tax).
Reference price per package. Includes IGV (Peru's sales tax).
Reference price per package. Includes IGV (Peru's sales tax).
All packages include
At no extra cost in every package
Reference prices in Peruvian soles (PEN). They include IGV (Peru's sales tax).
Benefits
Each package has a defined scope and a reference price including IGV. You know what you get before we start.
A SCORM package works in most LMSs. If you switch platforms, your course goes with you.
The platform receives each learner's status, score and time. You get reports without compiling them by hand.
Every package includes AI voice-over and synchronized subtitles. The course works with or without audio.
We upload the package to a test Moodle site and send you the evidence. No surprises at launch.
We support you while you publish in your LMS and answer any setup or tracking questions.
SCORM courses are e-learning courses packaged to a standard that lets them communicate with any compatible LMS platform. SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) defines how the course reports each learner's progress, score and status to the platform.
At Instruccionarte we produce them in slide-based packages with reference pricing and a fixed scope. The service is designed for:
Choose your SCORM package based on how much content your topic has and how long the course should run. There are four packages, starting at S/ 1,650 including IGV (Peru's sales tax), and their prices are shown on the cards on this page.
A slide is one course screen with its narration, visual elements and, where relevant, an interaction. As a guideline, each slide equals about 40 seconds of playback.
If your program is long, it is better to split it into several short packages rather than one long course. Learners progress in stages, reports show which topic they get stuck on, and updating one piece of content does not mean redoing everything.
Each package also increases the number of interactions and final assessment questions. If your topic runs slightly over a package, you can add extra slides instead of moving up to the next one.
Count the topics in your source material and allow two or three slides per key idea, plus the introduction and closing. For example, a 25-slide presentation usually condenses into about 15 to 20 course slides. At the kickoff we review your material and confirm the right package.
All packages include the same complete design, production and testing process; only the length, interactions and assessment change. This is what you get with any of them:
The right version depends on your platform and what you need to measure. Packages are delivered in SCORM 1.2 or 2004; xAPI is quoted separately. This table summarizes the practical differences:
| Standard | When to use it | What it tracks |
|---|---|---|
| SCORM 1.2 | Maximum compatibility with older and current LMSs | Status, score, time and location |
| SCORM 2004 | When you need to separate completion from passing or sequence modules | All of the above, plus interaction detail and navigation rules |
| xAPI | When you want to measure learning outside the LMS, such as apps or simulators | Detailed activity statements, stored in an LRS |
xAPI requires an LRS (Learning Record Store), a repository that stores learning records. For an in-depth comparison of the standards, read the guide SCORM, xAPI or IMS: which standard to choose (in Spanish).
Our packages work on the platforms most widely used in Peru and Latin America: Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, SAP SuccessFactors Learning, Cornerstone, Docebo and TalentLMS, among others. Each platform interprets the standard with small differences, so at the start we confirm your LMS's version and completion criteria.
The course sends the following data to the platform:
With this data your LMS generates reports and certificates automatically, without compiling results by hand.
In every case, the responsible team gets reports by person, department or location directly from the platform. If you do not have a platform yet, see our LMS implementation service.
Every SCORM course goes through seven stages, with your sign-off before production. That way, changes are made while they are still simple.
The final test verifies that the course marks as completed, sends the score and lets learners resume where they left off. If needed, we also validate it in SCORM Cloud, a neutral service that shows exactly what data the package sends.
The packages cover course production from your content; some services are outside the scope and are quoted as add-ons. They are:
If your project needs any of these, we add it to the proposal. For experiences with simulators or games, see gamification and simulations; for video production, see our educational video services.
The reference timeline is 3 weeks for a batch of 3 packages, counted from complete delivery of the source material. You provide that content: a presentation, manuals or a reference video.
The timeline moves faster when the material arrives organized and a single person approves the script. To see all the factors that affect the budget, read how much an e-learning course costs (in Spanish).
At Instruccionarte we bring more than 8 years of e-learning services and consulting, with a team covering instructional design, pedagogy, graphic design, audiovisual production and development. Already have your material and your LMS? Message us on WhatsApp at 935 078 563 or use the contact form and tell us how many courses you need.
Frequently asked questions
At Instruccionarte, SCORM packages start at S/ 1,650 including IGV for a course of up to 10 slides. The Standard package, about 13 minutes long, starts at S/ 2,900. These are reference prices, confirmed in the quote based on your material.
It is one course screen with its narration, visual elements and, where relevant, an interaction. Each slide runs about 40 seconds of playback on average. Packages are defined by a maximum number of slides.
It depends on the length of the topic. Essential works for a single topic, Standard for most onboarding and compliance courses, Plus for topics with several cases, and Program for a complete module. At the kickoff we review your material and confirm it.
You can add extra slides to any package at a fixed price per slide. If the overage is large, it is usually better to move up to the next package, which also includes more interactions and questions.
Yes. Professional human voice-over is quoted as an add-on based on the amount of text and the number of voices. The included AI voice is clear, makes audio updates easy, and we review it to make sure technical terms are pronounced correctly.
Your source content: a presentation, manuals, procedures or a reference video. We curate it and turn it into a script. Legal or regulatory review of the content is your organization's responsibility.
The reference timeline is 3 weeks for a batch of 3 packages, from the time we receive the complete source material. If you have more courses, we organize partial deliveries in batches.
You pay 50% at project start and 50% on delivery. Reference prices already include IGV.
If your LMS supports both and you only need completion and score, SCORM 1.2 is usually the most compatible option. SCORM 2004 is better when you want to separate completed from passed or sequence modules. We decide once we review your platform.
Yes. We test every package on a test Moodle site and send you the evidence. They also work in Canvas, SAP SuccessFactors, Cornerstone, Docebo and other SCORM-compliant platforms; we confirm your platform's configuration at the start.
It is usually because the package's completion criteria do not match the activity settings in the LMS. Closing the window before the course sends its data can also cause it. During publication we help you check both sides.
It includes 2 rounds of changes on the script and 1 on the built course. Extra rounds are quoted separately, which is why we recommend having a single person handle approvals.
Send us your source material and we will confirm the package, timeline and final proposal.