Clarity Review checks finished SCORM courses

Writing, interactivity, media and the overall grade run from Poor to Amazing. Accessibility gets Fail, Almost or Pass, and Almost names each problem still in the way. Some checks are measured straight from the package, such as the share of images with usable alt text, leftover template text and mixed UK and US spelling, so they come out the same every time.

A SCORM zip, up to 500 MB, the file most authoring tools export. Reading is tuned for Chameleon Creator, Articulate Storyline and Articulate Rise. Courses from other tools can still be reviewed, with less detail.

Load a package on its own from the side menu, or several at once, or attach it to a module on a project board. Reading the package costs nothing. Scoring waits until you press Start review or Review all.

If your policies are in Clarity Bank, Accuracy against the Clarity Bank compares each screen with the passages that matter to it, and names the bank page the course contradicts. It says nothing about topics the bank doesn't cover.

• A breakdown for each course. View slides shows each screen beside its issues. View report lists each dimension's grade, a summary, the findings and recommendations.
• A Word report. Download report saves one you can forward. Several modules come back as one zip.
• A programme dashboard. The average score, the weakest dimension, high impact findings, the modules that need attention and problems that recur across them.

Screens the review left out are listed with the reason, so you can see what wasn't checked. When the fixed version arrives, use Replace SCORM and score it again.

Scoring sends the course's learner text, your governance documents and any reference documents you leave on to your organisation's AI provider, on your own account. With the accuracy check on, only the relevant bank passages go too. Clarity Writers sees none of it. Providers bill by the token, so start with one programme to see the cost.

Reviews save on your computer, and a module's scores and findings are added to Clarity Bank.

A grade is evidence for a conversation, not a certificate, so a formal accessibility audit still needs an auditor. Your brief may have agreed a higher reading age, which Clarity Review can't know. It knows nothing about enrolments, risk or your regulator either, so you decide which course gets fixed first.

A module shows only its latest run. Keep the first report before you score a new version.