SysteMetic Learning: Curriculum Adaptation Case Study by Saheli BasuSysteMetic Learning: Curriculum Adaptation Case Study by Saheli Basu

SysteMetic Learning: Curriculum Adaptation Case Study

Saheli Basu

Saheli Basu

One Curriculum, Three Delivery Architectures: A SysteMetic Learning Case Study in Content Reuse, Platform Adaptation & Learning-Platform Interoperability (Version 1)

2026, Professional Framework Series | Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

A comparative case study exploring how a shared learning experience can be designed and implemented across three delivery contexts: HTML-based learning, an online e-learning platform, and a SCORM-based course package. The case study focuses on how a common curriculum, and content architecture can be adapted across different delivery environments while considering content reuse, platform constraints, interaction, navigation, technical requirements, and learning-platform interoperability. Case Study Focus:
- Shared learning objectives and content architecture - HTML-based, platform-based, and SCORM-based implementations - Content reuse and adaptation across delivery contexts - Interaction, navigation, and technical constraints - Design decisions across different delivery environments - Learning-platform interoperability Series: Professional Framework Series | Identifier: SL-2026-DA01 Author: Saheli Basu Author's Note: This is a work in progress and represents the first version of the case study. Future versions may expand the comparative analysis, document additional implementation details, and incorporate further observations from the development and delivery process. References / Public-Facing Resources: - GitHub: https://github.com/SysteMetic-Learning/systemetic-learning - SysteMetic Learning: https://payhip.com/SysteMeticLearning - Author website: https://sahelibasu23.github.io/

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