SCORM stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model. It is a set of technical standards and specifications for e-learning software products that allows them to be easily shared and reused across multiple learning management systems (LMS).

The SCORM standard provides a way for e-learning content to be packaged into a single file, which can then be uploaded to an LMS and delivered to learners. The package includes all of the necessary files, such as HTML, images, videos, and audio, as well as metadata that describes the content and how it should be displayed and tracked.

SCORM also defines a set of communication protocols between the e-learning content and the LMS, allowing the content to send and receive data about the learner’s progress and performance. This enables the LMS to track and report on the learner’s activities, such as completion of modules, quiz scores, and time spent on each activity.