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ISO/IEC TR 29163-4:2009

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Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM®) 2004 3rd Edition —
Part 4: Sequencing and Navigation Version 1.1

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ДСТУ ISO/IEC TR 29163-4:2016
(ISO/IEC TR 29163-4:2009, IDT)

Інформаційні технології.
 Розподілена еталонна модель об’єкта контенту (SCORM®) З видання 2004.
 Частина 4. Версія 1.1 послідовності та переміщення

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Table of Contents

SECTION I SCORM® SEQUENCING AND NAVIGATION (SN)

1.1. Introduction to the SCORM Sequencing and Navigation (SN) Book

1.1.1. What is Covered in die SCORM Sequencing and Navigation Book?

1.1.2. Using the SCORM Sequencing and Navigation Book

1.1.3. Relationship with other SCORM Books

1.2. SCORM Sequencing Overview.

1.3. SCORM Navigation Overview

SECTION 2 SEQUENCING CONCEPTS

2.1. Content Structure and the Activity Tree

2.1.1. Deriving an Activity Tree from a Content Package

2.1.2. Using Sequencing Collections

2.1.3. Cluster

2.1.4. Using (Sub) Manifests in a Content Package

2.1.5. learning Activity

2.1.6. Attempts

2.2. Starting and Stopping a Sequencing Session

2.3. Activity Status Tracking

2.3.1. Communicative and Non-communicative Content

2.3.2. Suspending and Resuming Activities

2.3.3. Data Persistence

2.3.4. Learning Objectives

SECTION 3 THE SEQUENCING DEFINITION MODEL

3.1. Sequencing Definition Model Overview

3.2. Sequencing Control Modes

3.2.1. Sequencing Control Choice

3.2.2. Sequencing Control Choice Exit

3.2.3. Sequencing Control Flow

3.2.4. Sequencing Control Forward Only

3.2.5. Use Current Attempt Objective Information

3.2.6. Use Current Attempt Progress Information

3.3. Constrain Choice Controls

3.3.1. Constrain Choice

3.3.2. Prevent Activation

3.4. Sequencing Rule Description

3.4.1. Condition Combination

3.4.2. Rule Conditions

3.4.3. Rule Condition Referenced Objective

3.4.4. Rule Condition Measure Threshold

3.4.5. Rule Condition Operator

3.4.6. Rule Action

3.5. Limit Conditions

3.5.1. Attempt Limits

3.5.2. Attempt Absolute Duration

3.6. Auxiliary Resources

3.7. Rollup Rule Description

3.7.1. Condition Combination

3.7.2. Rollup Conditions

3.7.3. Rollup Condition Operator

3.7.4. Rollup Child Activity Set

3.7.5. Rollup Actions

3.8. Rollup Controls

3.8.1. Rollup Objective Satisfied

3.8.2. Rollup Objective Measure Weight

3.8.3. Rollup Progress Completion

3.9. Rollup Consideration Controls

3.9.1. Measure Satisfaction If Active

3.9.2. Required for Rollup Elements

3.10. Objective Description

3.10.1. Local Objectives vs. Shared Global Objectives

3.10.2. Objectives Global to System

3.10.3. Objective Map

3.11. Selection Controls

3.12. Randomization Controls

3.13. Delivery Controls

3.13.1. Trucked

3.13.2. Completion Set by Content

3.13.3. Objective Set by Content

SECTION 4 SEQUENCING BEHAVIORS

4.1. Sequencing Behavior Overview

4.2. Tracking Model

4.2.1. Tracking Model Overview

4.3. Overall Sequencing Process

4.3.1. Sequencing Loop

4.4. Navigation Behavior

4.4.1. Navigation Events

4.4.2. Navigation Controls

4.4.3. Navigation Requests

4.4.4. Navigation Request Process

4.5. Termination Behavior

4.5.1. Termination Requests

4.5.2. Evaluating Post Condition and Exit Action Rules

4.5.3. Termination Request Process

4.5.4. End Attempt Process

4.6. Rollup Behavior

4.6.1. Overall Rollup Process

4.6.2. Evaluating Rollup Rules

4.6.3. Measure Rollup Process

4.6.4. Objective Rollup Process

4.6.5. Activity Progress Rollup Process

4.7. SELECTION AND RANDOMIZATION BEHAVIOR

4.7.1. Select Child Process

4.7.2. Randomize Children Process

4.8. SEQUENCING BEHAVIOR

4.8.2. Sequencing Request Process

4.8.3. Evaluating Limit Conditions

4.8.4. Evaluating Precondition Sequencing Rules

4.8.5. Row Subprocess

4.8.6. Overall Sequencing Process

4.9. Delivery Behavior

4.9.1. Delivery Request Process

4.9.2. Content Delivery Environment Process

4.9.3. Launching a Content Object

SECTION 5 THE SCORM® NAVIGATION MODEL

5.1. Navigation Model Overview

5.2. Triggering Navigation Requests

5.3. Processing Navigation Requests

5.4. Termination of a Content Object through Navigation

5.5. Navigation and Auxiliary Resources

5.6. User Interface (UI) Devices for Navigation

5.6.1. Providing Ul Devices for Navigation

5.6.2. Using the invisible Attribute

5.6.3. Presentation Information Model

5.6.4. Run-Time Communication of Navigation Requests

5.6.5. The SCORM Run-Time Navigation Data Model

5.6.6. Request

5.6.7. Request Valid

APPENDIX A ACRONYM LISTING

ACRONYM LISTING

APPENDIX В REFERENCES

REFERENCES

APPENDIX C SEQUENCING BEHAVIOR PSEUDO CODE

SEQUENCING BEHAVIOR PSEUDO CODE

APPENDIX D SEQUENCING EXCEPTION CODES

SEQUENCING EXCEPTION CODES

APPENDIX E DOCUMENT REVISON HISTORY

DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY