How is Interactions Data Recorded?

Interactions Data can be recorded by two different methods:

Interaction Journaling - A method for the SCO to record information each time the learner responds to an interaction, including each time a learner changes an answer to an interaction.

Interaction Status Tracking - A method for the SCO to store only the latest information about the interaction because it updates any previously recorded data.

SCORM does not specify that Learning Management Systems (LMSs) need to provide a capability to retrieve Interaction Data Records. If and how Interaction Data records are retrieved from the LMS is dependent on the feature set provided by the LMS. However, it is feasible that the LMS could provide a capability to report the entries for use by the content administrators, Instructional Designers or Content Developers.