Sheila MacNeill has a recap of the recent LETSI webinar on the future of SCORM... or whatever it is that they are working on.
Apparently, contrary to earlier announcements, ADL will be retaining stewardship of SCORM, and will NOT be turning it over to LETSI. Instead LETSI will be focusing on what WAS called SCORM 2.0, but will now have a new name.
So what exactly is LETSI going to be doing?
Sheila explains:
... LETSI is not a standards development body or a trade association. It sees itself rooted within the implementation community. LETSI will work with existing bodies to help shorten adoption lifecycles through filling a gap in the current standards community. Specifically by helping to build communities and developing agile software development processes which should speed up consistency of implementation approaches. LETSI will not build a spec if there is an existing one which is fit for purpose and they are currently reviewing a number of standards as part of the SCORM 2.0 scoping work. LETSI hopes to enable a move towards a more agile, iterative standards development process.
More information available on LETSI's website
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