U.S. Army · Medical training
A SCORM assessment engine built for Army medical training
Military medical schools test huge classes, and every exam has to hold up. We built a web-based assessment engine for that job, designed around the training programs at JBSA–Fort Sam Houston (MEDCoE and METC) and the Army's Moodle-based learning system, ATIS.
- Clinical question types: hotspots on anatomy images, matching, sequencing, numeric entry with tolerance, multi-blank and more.
- Exams that hold up: randomized, section-weighted question pools, timers, pass marks and attempt limits.
- Runs where training already lives: one-click SCORM packages for the LMS you already use. Nothing to install.
- Many programs, one install: each organization keeps its own users, question banks and settings.
- Optional AI drafting from lesson plans and study guides, always reviewed by an instructor first.
The U.S. Army and JBSA–Fort Sam Houston are named to describe who this was built for. That doesn't mean the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense endorses Mazy Media Agency.


