Deployment Guide LTI 1.3
Overview
This document shows how to add Annoto as an LTI activity to your OpenEdx environment.
Enable LTI Consumer In Studio
You can enable the LTI xblock in studio through the advanced settings:
From the main page of a specific course, click Settings->Advanced Settings in the top menu.
Check for the Advanced Module List policy key, and add "lti_consumer" in the policy value list.
[
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" lti_consumer",
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]
Adding ANNOTO LTI Activity
Once the lti_consumer module was added to the Course, it should be added to the course unit, using the following steps:
On the Course Outline page, open the unit in which you want to add Annoto:
2. Under Add New Component, click Advanced, and then select LTI Consumer.
3. Click Edit and then change LTI Consumer settings as you prefer:
Annoto LTI Activity Settings
Set the following fields as follows :
Display Name : Annoto LTI Activity (Or any name you like)
LTI Version: LTI 1.3
Tool Launch URL:
Registered Redirect URIs: leave empty
Tool Initiate Login URL:
Tool Public Key Mode: Keyset URL
Tool Keyset URL:
Enable LTI NRPS: True
Deep linking: True
Deep Linking Launch URL:
LTI Assignment and Grades Service: Allow tools to manage and submit grade (programmatic)
Scored: True
Accept grades past deadline: True (Default)
Send extra parameters: True
After clicking Save, you will see the following information:
Please send it as plain text to you Support contact at Annoto.
Click on Deep Linking Launch - Configure tool
2. Add a video source
Copy paste embed code or url of your video.
Add the title to the video, this will be used to identify the video in the Annoto dashboard
Set the Aspect Ratio for the video
Embed Size - Set video size
Click on Embed
In order for the changes to go live, don’t forget to publish the unit:
Click on view live version:
Now you will the Anntoo widget overlaying the video:
Support
If you need any additional information or have any questions, please contact us at Annoto Support
Last but not least
To learn more about Annoto’s capabilities, visit our Annoto’s Guide.
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