Moodle to Docebo

Moving a Moodle course to Docebo

Docebo takes courses as packages. We found no Moodle importer in Docebo’s help center; its migration route is a guided bulk import of SCORM, xAPI and AICC content, with Docebo’s team. So a Moodle course reaches Docebo by being converted to SCORM first.

In Docebo, the package is added to a course as training material.

How the upload works

  • Add it as training material: open the course, then Training material, Add training material, SCORM, and upload the zip.
  • Or once, for several courses: Docebo can hold a package centrally and use it in more than one course, and suggests updating it there.
  • SCORM 1.2 is supported, alongside SCORM 2004 3rd edition, xAPI and AICC.

Docebo’s rules, and how a converted course meets them

What a converted course sends Docebo

One package, one course. It reports one status for the whole course, one score out of 100 when the course has a quiz that counts, and where the learner stopped. It reports progress on every page change, and again when the learner closes it. A course with no quiz sends no score rather than a misleading zero.

Whatever route you take, test before you rely on it: upload one course, take it as a learner, and check that completion and the score arrive the way you expect.

Platform details checked against Docebo’s own documentation, September 2026. Menus move; if yours looks different, the names above are the ones to search for.