Share a Course as One Review Link<\/h2>\n\n
Upload a SCORM package to the SCORM viewer<\/a>, check that it works, then press Share<\/strong>. You get a short link that opens the course straight in the reviewer’s browser. No LMS, no test accounts, no zip attachments.<\/p>\n\n Every link has one of three access levels:<\/p>\n You can either send<\/strong> the link by email to up to three people straight from XtoSCORM, with an optional note telling them what to check, or simply create<\/strong> the link and paste it into Teams, Slack or your own email.<\/p>\n\n Every link expires after one, two or three days, your choice. While a link is active the course stays available. When it expires, reviewers see a clear “link expired” page rather than a broken course, and you can create a new link any time.<\/p>\n\n\n Reviewers can leave comments in a panel right beside the course while they go through it. No more screenshots pasted into emails, and no more guessing which version a comment was about.<\/p>\n\n Each link has its own comment thread, so feedback on version one stays separate from feedback on version two. When a reviewer comments, you get an email. When you reply, the people who commented earlier hear about it too.<\/p>\n\n Comments are on by default. If you only want people to look, not discuss, switch them off for that link.<\/p>\n\n\n Because the course runs in a real SCORM player, every reviewer’s session is tracked just as it would be in an LMS. For each person who opens your link you can see their status, score and time spent<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n That turns a review into a test. If your client passes the quiz but your SME fails it, you know there is a question to look at before launch. Signed-in reviewers appear by name; people who open a public link appear as a guest.<\/p>\n\n\n A new Shared Links<\/strong> page in your dashboard lists every link you have created, whether it is active or expired, and how many views, viewers and comments it has.<\/p>\n\n Open any link to change it after sending:<\/p>\n You can also see its activity, including when it was last viewed.<\/p>\n\n Each time you create a link, XtoSCORM asks you to confirm that you have the right to share the content, and you get a copy of every link by email for your records. Every shared course also has a Report this course<\/strong> link, so anyone who receives something they should not have can tell us. There is a daily limit on new share links per account, which keeps the feature fast and free of abuse.<\/p>\n\n\n A review tool is only useful if the tracking you see is the tracking your LMS will record. So the player itself got a major upgrade this month:<\/p>\n One honest note: the player does not apply SCORM 2004 sequencing rules, and every LMS behaves slightly differently. Use it to catch problems early, then do a final check in your own LMS before launch.<\/p>\n\n\n![\"XtoSCORM](\"https:\/\/xtoscorm.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/11\/PDF-PPT-Video-to-SCORM-Converter-XtoSCORM-11-02-2026_09_51_PM.png\")
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Send it or copy it<\/h3>\n
Links expire on their own<\/h3>\n
Comments Next to the Course<\/h2>\n\n
See How Each Reviewer Got On<\/h2>\n\n
Manage Everything on the Shared Links Page<\/h2>\n\n
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A More Accurate SCORM Player<\/h2>\n\n
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cmi.core.lesson_status<\/code> and cmi.suspend_data<\/code>, as they change.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nFree Sample SCORM Packages<\/h2>\n\n