Grammar Trap — LMS + SCORM Delivery
Taking a browser-based interactive learning experience beyond the prototype: packaging it as SCORM 1.2, deploying it in Moodle, capturing learner attempts and scores, and connecting the experience to LMS completion logic.
What I built
The Grammar Trap was originally a standalone HTML/CSS/JavaScript micro-learning experience. I converted it into a SCORM 1.2 learning object and deployed it inside Moodle.
What the implementation demonstrates
My learning technology approach
I am not approaching LMS technology as an LMS developer. I am interested in the product layer: how learning experiences, assessment, content standards, delivery systems and learner data connect.
- Design the learning experience around the objective.
- Package the experience for an LMS rather than treating it as a standalone webpage.
- Report meaningful learner evidence such as score and completion status.
- Use the LMS to support delivery, tracking and progression.
- Keep the underlying learning design independent enough to evolve across delivery environments.
Recruiter demo access
Use a dedicated learner account to experience the course from the student's perspective. Do not use an administrator account for public portfolio access.
LMS URL: bharani-learning-lab.moodlecloud.com
Username: recruiter.demo
Password: SuperM@n@1
Open LMS demo →Use the dedicated learner account above to explore the Digital English Lab. Administrator access is intentionally not exposed.