Create SCORM content with AI Agents

Enterprise L&D teams often choose Smartcat because it streamlines course creation with AI, supports global rollouts, and offers ROI savings. Smartcat offers an AI Agent platform designed to help Learning & Development (L&D) teams create, translate, and launch global learning content.

With Smartcat’s expert-enabled Learning Content Agent, you can create and launch multilingual training content up to 50× faster by automating the entire content lifecycle—leveraging intelligent task selection and transfer learning for rapid deployment across markets.[2]

Documents power nearly every workflow, but translating them manually is time-consuming and error-prone. This agent removes the copy-paste, the formatting fixes, and the back-and-forth, so teams can move faster and scale without sacrificing quality.

Smartcat’s library of AI agents are ready to use with no setup, so teams can get started quickly.

1. Start with a course idea or using existing assets (PDF, brief, etc.)

2. Input learning objectives into the AI Agent

3. Generate course content instantly (text, structure, multimedia)

4. Translate into any language with Smartcat expert-enabled AI Agent

5. Add voiceovers and subtitles automatically

6. Review with your team in real time

7. Export in a SCORM package and upload to your LMS

SCORM tools are platforms that enable you to create and package eLearning content according to SCORM standards. These tools, like Smartcat’s Learning Content Agent, are essential for creating courses that are compatible with any Learning Management System (LMS).

GAI has the capacity to generate new material autonomously, including text, images, audio, or video, based on existing data. This capability is crucial for creating diverse and innovative educational and training materials.[1]

Smartcat’s Learning Content Agent instantly translates campaign briefs, training docs, one-pagers, and also allows you to connect with your existing L&D tools like Articulate Rise 360, Google Docs, Google Slides, and more through our 80+ integrations.

SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) files are a set of technical standards and specifications used in e-learning and online training to ensure interoperability and reusability of digital learning content. SCORM allows e-learning content to be created and packaged in a way that can be easily shared and used across different learning management systems (LMS) and platforms.

SCORM software is a type of tool or platform that allows you to create, edit, and manage SCORM-compliant eLearning content. This content can then be deployed across various LMS platforms.

SCORM itself has two software versions that are still widely used:

• SCORM 1.2: Released in 2001, SCORM 1.2 is centered on basic learner reporting, offering a single status indicator such as completed, passed, or failed.

• SCORM 2004: Introduced in 2004, this version added multiple lesson statuses, giving trainers more detailed insights including completion status to refine training programs. SCORM 2004 has undergone several updates, with the 4th edition, released in 2009, being the latest.

SCORM compatibility ensures that your eLearning content can be used across different LMS platforms without issues, making it easier to deliver a consistent learning experience regardless of the system being used.

To emphasis the importance of SCORM, the U.S. federal government still enforces SCORM as a key requirement for eLearning content. The National Institutes of Health (NIH), for example, mandates that all internal or vendor-created training courses must be delivered as SCORM 1.2 packages and meet Section 508 accessibility standards.[4]

SCORM packages ensures that training modules can be easily reused, tracked, and deployed across different government LMSS platforms while remaining accessible to all employees. By standardizing content this way, agencies like NIH simplify cross-departmental training delivery and future-proof their learning investments.[4]

Without a widely-adopted industry standard like SCORM, eLearning courses would need to be built again from scratch to be compatible with the end user’s software infrastructure. The SCORM standard ensures that courses can easily be shared and re-used across platforms and teams.

Drag and drop your SCORM course into Smartcat’s AI platform. Once you’ve uploaded your content, the Learning Content Agent translates your course and multimedia content into any target language.

You can review the translations in the Smartcat Editor and make any changes you need. You can also hire professional reviewers within the Smartcat platform via Smartcat Marketplace — one of the world’s largest networks of vetted experts (500,000+).

They can review your translated content for accuracy. The AI sourcing tool will match your content, language, and project needs with reviewer profiles, giving you a vetted list of experts suitable for your project.

AI-driven adaptive learning platforms have been shown to significantly improve knowledge retention and employee engagement.[3]

Smartcat supports 80 different file and document types, including:

• SCORM/xAPI

• MP4, mov (for video)

• PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XML

• XLIFF files

• SubRip (.srt) and WebVTT (.vtt) for subtitles

• HTML file

An LMS platform that ensures SCORM-compliant content can be tracked, tested, and monitored.

LMS platforms can be classified in different ways depending on compatibility with SCORM :

• SCORM Compliant: Provides basic functionality for SCORM content.

• SCORM Conformant: Supports detailed data analysis and student progress tracking.

• SCORM Certified: Fully verified to utilize the complete set of SCORM features.

Smartcat’s Learning Content Agent helps you convert your e-Learning materials by uploading your content into the platform, transforming content into interactive modules, and exporting a SCORM package ready for any Learning Management System (LMS).

It is possible to convert a slideshow from Microsoft PowerPoint to SCORM. Smartcat’s Learning Content Agent will draw from the content in your PowerPoint when generating new courses to export into the SCORM version.