Shannon - 
Moodle is a good alternative as the software is free, but your client
would need to find someone to host the service on the web. Check out
http://www.moodle.com for hosting and service information.  Moodle IS
SCORM-compliant though I have not used this part of Moodle myself. Courses
can be limited via registration and password entry. More information on
the capability of Moodle is available at:  http://www.moodle.org  (Be sure
to read about SCORM compliance here.) Please feel free to contact me
off-list if you have any questions. Hope this helps! 
Penny 

Penny Pearson, Project Specialist
Outreach and Technical Assistance Network
Sacramento CA

The Technology and Literacy Discussion List <technology at nifl.gov> on
Thursday, December 11, 2008 at 6:41 AM -0800 wrote:

>I have a client who would like to share demos of some of their e-learning

>health courses in a secure Web environment.   Is there a user friendly,

>relatively inexpensive way to do this?  Is Moodle a good option for

>SCORM-compliant courses that have been created using software like

>Articulate Presenter or Authorware?  The client wants to limit access to

>the demos and isn’t ready to invest in a full LMS.  

> 

>Thanks,

>

>Shannon

>


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