Content Organization Components

Content organizations consist of the following conceptual components:
- Content hierarchy or structure
- Sequencing and Navigation aspects related to the organization.
The organization section of the IMS Manifest provides a means for organizing the resources, allowing for a single Content Package to have one or more organizations using the same learning resources within different contexts or uses. In order to deliver the Content Package to a learner in an LMS, there must be at least one content organization. When a Content Package has several content organizations, at least one organization must be designated as the default organization, in order to assist the system processing the Content Package on deciding what organization to use.
CAUTION: The requirements on how to process multiple organizations of content within one Content Package have not been fully defined. These requirements are not defined by SCORM at this time. Some LMSs may only process the “default” organization. However, some may make all organizations available to the learner.