An easy way to test your platform for its support for LTI Advantage. For more info and resources on LTI visit 1EdTech.
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In Admin Tools navigate to External Learning Tools
LTI Advantage > New deployment
Tool Select the tool created in the 1st step
Extensions Select all extensions
Security Select all EXCEPT Anonymous and Open as Extern Resource
Make the tool available to the courses/orgs as desired
Step 3: Create a deep linking placement
Once the deployment completed, select Links to create a new placement
Name Add Robotest
URL https://robotest.theedtech.dev
Type Deep Linking Quicklink
Save and Close
And now you can bring the test course links using deeplinking in your course: Course Content > Add
existing activities > Add Robotest
Sakai instructions - automatic configuration
The registration URL is https://robotest.theedtech.dev/register. Paste it as the Tool URL and click Add LTI
Advantage
Schoology - manual configuration
Use the parameters above to register Robotest manually. Schoology support is implied by the issuer using
the
information provided on the Schoology Documentation.
Other LTI Advantage LMSes - automatic configuration
The registration URL is https://robotest.theedtech.dev/register?lms=generic. Paste it as the Tool URL and click Add LTI
Advantage
Other LMSes - manual configuration
Since there is no database in Robotest, the login URI must contain the 3 parameters (oidc auth, token
and jwks endpoints). If those starts with the same base URL as the ISS,
the value may just be the path from the iss. For example, if the iss is
https://myplatform.io and the token_urlhttps://myplatform.io/lti/token then this suffice: token_url=\lti\token.