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SSO with SCORM documents

Give your learners a smooth, secure sign-in when they launch an SSO-protected SCORM document from your LMS

Available to Essentials Plus and Enterprise clients only SSO VIEW must be set up on your account before you can use it with SCORM documents.

Overview

When you protect a SCORM document with your organisation's Single Sign-On (SSO), learners sign in with the details they already use at work. They don't need a separate PageTiger login, and you can be confident only the right people are accessing your course.

How the sign-in works depends on whether your learner is already signed in to your organisation's SSO.

  • Seamless for most learners
    Anyone already signed in goes straight into their course, with no extra steps.

  • Quick sign-in for everyone else
    A simple popup lets learners sign in without leaving the course.

  • Secure by default
    Only people who can sign in with your SSO can view your content.

  • No extra passwords
    Learners use the sign-in details they already know.

What your learners will see

If they're already signed in

  • They'll go straight into the course, just as they do today. Nothing changes for them.

If they're not signed in yet

  • A 'Sign in' button appears when they launch the course.

  • Selecting 'Sign in' opens your organisation's sign-in page in a popup.

  • Once they've signed in, the popup closes and they're taken straight back to their course.

How to set it up

  • Make sure your account has an SSO VIEW configuration and security rule in place. If not, contact our Support team and we'll work with your IT team to set it up.

  • Apply your SSO security rule to the document you want to use as a SCORM course.

  • Create a Dynamic SCORM package for the document.

  • Upload the package to your LMS as usual.

  • Set your SSO security rule as your default so new documents, including future SCORM courses, are protected from the start.

  • Test the course in your LMS with a colleague who isn't signed in, so you can see the sign-in experience for yourself.