Submit a tool
Anything that authors, converts, packages, plays, tests, hosts or tracks SCORM, xAPI, cmi5, AICC or LTI content belongs here. Listing is free and nothing about it is for sale.
What gets listed
The criteria are published so a rejection can be argued with. In full at how we list .
- It works with SCORM or one of its neighbouring standards. General e-learning software without a standards story does not belong here.
- The standards claims can be checked — against your own documentation, the repository, or an official registry. We record which of the three it was.
- Libraries, CLIs and single-file wrappers count. So do commercial products, plugins and hosted services.
- A tool gets its own page once it has a complete fact block, prose that says who it is for, and at least one metric or registry link. Until then it appears as a row in its category.
What happens next
A person reads every submission and checks the facts before anything is published — about two weeks, usually less. If it goes up you get a link. If it does not, you get the criterion it missed, not a form letter. Submitted links carry rel="nofollow ugc" until an editor has checked them, and being listed is never conditional on paying for anything.