A knowledge base article about How do I upload/integrate my interactive media lesson in bCourses? provided by the UC Berkeley IT Service Hub - Knowledge Portal
If you are using a self-contained, interactive media lesson or module (i.e. those created using e-learning programs like Articulate, Adobe Captivate, etc.), you can upload it to bCourses as a SCORM package and students will be able to view it from your bCourses site. You can also have any quiz scores appear in the gradebook. "SCORM" stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model, and e-learning content that has been made using SCORM standards will be able to function in online learning management platforms, like bCourses/Canvas.
The UC Fire and Life Safety Training, as well as the UC Fundamentals of Laboratory Safety are both common examples of interactive media lessons that are used on campus as required trainings.
Note: The bCourses support staff can troubleshoot issues related to SCORM configuration. If there is an issue with the lesson itself, please consult the documentation for the software used to create the lesson.