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These are can be enabled on request only, as they require configuration specific to your institution. SCORM and a widely used e-learning standard designed to package content for use in learning platforms and track learner progress.
H5P is an interactive content format used for quizzes, videos, and learning activities.
xAPI (also known as Tin Can API) is a learning data standard designed to record learning experiences across platforms, devices, and contexts, beyond traditional learning management systems.
cmi5 is a profile that defines how xAPI is used for formal learning activities, combining xAPI’s flexibility with structured LMS-based course launch, tracking, and completion rules.

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Content Standards Compatibility

File type

Currently supported

Notes

SCORM

⚠️

⚠️ Supported with scoping

  • Source content reuse only (PDFs, slides, text)

❌ Not currently supported

  • SCORM packages are not imported or rendered

  • No SCORM tracking or grade passback

H5P

⚠️

✅ Supported

  • Multiple choice questions

  • Short answer / fill-in-the-blank

  • True / false

  • Flashcards

  • Question sets / quizzes

  • Text-based content and explanations

⚠️ Supported with scoping

  • Interactive video

  • Labels, terms, definitions (drag and drop)

  • Branching scenarios

❌ Not currently supported

  • Custom libraries

  • Highly bespoke interactions

xAPI

❌

Not currently supported

cm5

❌

Not currently supported

Zip

⚠️

When unzipped, individual files can be uploaded.

Multiple upload is not supported.

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Requesting Additional Content Formats

To enable additional content formats, please email support@studystash.com with the following information:
  • Your institution name (text)
  • LTI 1.3 supported (yes/no)
  • Content type request (SCORM (1.2 / 2004), xAPI, cmi5, H5P Content, Zip)
  • What LMS do you use? (e.g., Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard)
  • External resources (e.g., reading lists, external links, library integrations)
  • Tracking or reporting requirements (Gradebook pass back)
  • An example file (if available)
  • Any additional information or special requirements
Our team will review your setup and guide you through the next steps.
Note: While some content upload formats may not be supported, students typically create their own notes and learning materials from scratch within StudyStash. This allows students to discover for themselves where StudyStash works best for their individual study needs and where other tools may be more appropriate.