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HI,<br />
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Are there any Microsoft based or open source or third party LMS solutions that can be integrated with SharePoint Server 2013 to function as an LMS with SCORM compliance.<br />
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Please post me the URLs of LMS solutions that can be integrated with SharePoint Server 2013.<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Sriram.
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HI,

Are there any Microsoft based or open source or third party LMS solutions that can be integrated with SharePoint Server 2013 to function as an LMS with SCORM compliance.

Please post me the URLs of LMS solutions that can be integrated with SharePoint Server 2013.

Thanks in advance,
Sriram.

Regarding implementing LMS in SharePoint Server 2013.

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