integrating web applications into a lms

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LTI want access to that in my course site

Morgon Haskell

Its primary purpose is to connect learning systems such as a Learning Management System (LMS) with external service tools in a standard way across learning systems. LTI

Learning Tools Interoperability

Education needs a to leverage the power of a common architecture built on open, community-governed standards that allow an institution to quickly and easily customize their EdTech environment, thus creating an EdTech ecosystem that enables and supports creativity. Such a platform would reduce investment on repetitive integrations, lower barriers to entry and focus investment on educational innovation.

https://www.imsglobal.org/initiative/ecosystem-learning-platforms-apps-and-tools

LTI Consumer: Learning Management System (LMS). The LTI Consumer provides user information and context to the LTI Tool Provider. Additionally the

LTI Consumer provides authentication vouching for the user to the LTI Tool Provider.

LTI Tool Provider: This is providing the service to the LTI Consumer. This can be on-premises software or a service that is hosted outside the LTI Consumer.

http://www.imsglobal.org/cc/statuschart.cfm

Register new users on-the-fly when they first launch application

from within the LMS.

Tools typically rely solely on the data being passed, which can include the user's role(s) within the course (context) from which they have launched

PID

Shibboleth attribute eduPersonUniqueId

LTI attribute authIdentifier

Scoped = @unc.edu

How do you integrate external web applications in your LMS?

What about local or guest accounts in a LMS? Sakai allows guest accounts in sites, and those users do not have PIDs.

How flexible is the learning management system in providing instructors with the autonomy to integrate

external web apps

Is the LTI protocol the way to extend the LMS?

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