Author a cmi5 course structure with blocks and Assignable Units, configuring moveOn completion criteria before packaging.
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Create a cmi5.xml file (the cmi5 analog to imsmanifest.xml) defining a <course> element as the root of your structure.
Organize content into <block> elements to group related Assignable Units (AUs), nesting blocks as needed.
Define each <au> with its launch url, launchMethod, and masteryScore where applicable.
Set moveOn criteria on each AU (e.g., Completed, Passed, CompletedOrPassed) to control when the LMS marks it satisfied.
Package cmi5.xml alongside content assets into a zip for LMS import, keeping AU count within the LMS's supported limits (spec minimum is 1,000 AUs per course).
Known gotchas
moveOn criteria must align with which statements (Completed/Passed/Failed) your AU actually sends at runtime, or the LMS will never mark it satisfied.
cmi5 versioning uses release codenames (current: "Quartz"), not numbered versions — don't assume a "cmi5 2.0" exists.
Governance moved from AICC (dissolved 2014) to ADL, but the reference spec repo is still hosted under the AICC GitHub org, which can be confusing.
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