# How to add Annoto Dashboard

## Overview

This document shows how to add Annoto Insights Dashboard to your OpenEdx environment.

## Annoto Insights And management Dashboard Setup

Annoto’s dashboard was designed in order to shed a light upon students’ behavior within Annoto in-video collaboration widget, providing you with data regarding their engagement within the video content.

### Enable LTI Consumer In Studio

You can enable the LTI xblock in studio through the advanced settings:

1. From the main page of a specific course, click ​**Settings->Advanced Settings** in the top menu.
2. Check for the Advanced Module List policy key, and add "lti\_consumer" in the policy value list.

\[

 ...

 " lti\_consumer",

 ...

]

### 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:

1. On the Course Outline page, open the unit in which you want to add Annoto:

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2\. Under Add New Component, click ​Advanced​, and then select **​LTI Consumer**​.

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3\. Click Edit and then change **LTI Consumer** settings as you prefer:

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### Annoto LTI Activity Settings

Set the following fields as follows :

* **Display Name :** Annoto Dashboard LTI Activity (Or any name you like)
* **LTI Version:** LTI 1.3
* **Tool Launch URL:**

```
https://auth.eu.annoto.net/hosts/{host_id}/lti/dashboard/launch
```

* **Registered Redirect URIs:** leave empty
* **Tool Initiate Login URL:**

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```
https://auth.eu.annoto.net/hosts/{host_id}/lti/login/...
```

{% endcode %}

* **Tool Public Key Mode:**  Keyset URL
* **Tool Keyset URL:** 

```
https://auth.eu.annoto.net/jwks/...
```

* **Enable LTI NRPS:** True
* **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

In order for the changes to go live, don’t forget to **publish** the unit:

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In order to see Annoto Dashboard on the published page click on **View Live Version**

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## Support

If you need any additional information or have any questions, please contact us at [Annoto Support](mailto:support@annoto.net?subject=Annoto%20Support)

## Last but not least

To learn more about Annoto’s dashboard and the insights provided by it, visit our [**Annoto’s Dashboard Guide**](https://app.gitbook.com/@annoto/s/guides/~/drafts/-Lz0r_gqCvScpkOrEOLm/annoto-dashboard/user-guide) page and the [**Dashboard’s Best Practices**](https://app.gitbook.com/@annoto/s/guides/~/drafts/-Lz1Xd7X_g-T2fmUKUZf/annoto-dashboard/best-practices).


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