SOP to SCORM
A SCORM package is useful only when the training stays tied to the source people need to follow. Leap creates the video, captions, transcript, and MP4. Assessment and SCORM packaging remain separate downstream work.
Start with the source document
Start with a readable source PDF that defines the work. Review the video against that source before learners see it.
Create the training video
Leap creates the complete video with structured scenes, narration, visuals, captions, MP4, VTT, SRT, and transcript files.
Test LMS import before rollout
The current 30-day pilot centers on video production and editing. Use a tested downstream authoring and LMS workflow when completion, score, and time must be recorded.
What to verify before rollout
- The readable source PDF or pasted text matches the approved source version.
- Narration covers the required steps, limits, roles, product details, terms, or records.
- Captions and transcript match the released Script / VO.
- If assessment or SCORM is added downstream, test that work separately against the source and target LMS.
What Leap does not replace
Leap produces the complete training video. The source owner, designer, SME, Quality reviewer, legal reviewer, client reviewer, or LMS administrator still approves the course outside Leap before learner assignment.
Common buyer questions
Is this a generic course generator?
No. Leap is designed around uploaded source material. The source remains the review anchor.
When is MP4 enough?
MP4 is useful for stakeholder review, internal walkthroughs, or delivery where LMS tracking is not required.
When does SCORM matter?
SCORM matters when the buyer needs an LMS to record completion, score, and time spent. The current Course Studio pilot does not include that adapter.