LTI Externe Tools

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Was sind LTI Externe Tools?

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LTI Externes Tool

LTI Externe Tools sind zusätzliche Apps, die Sie in Ihren Kurs einbinden können, wie z.B. interaktive Inhalte, Aktivitäten oder Assessments. Trainer/innen können auf ihrer Moodle-Kursseite auf diese App verlinken und Teilnehmer/innen können auf diese Apps zugreifen, ohne den Moodle-Kurs zu verlassen oder sich in einem anderen System anzumelden. Es ist auch möglich, Bewertungen aus den Apps an den Moodle-Kurs zurückzuschicken.

Die Verbindung zwischen Moodle und diesen Apps wird über den Learning Tools Interoperability Standard (LTI), der Lerntools in Lernplattformen integriert und so eine nahtlose Lernerfahrung ermöglicht. Im Wesentlichen ermöglicht der LTI Standard einen sicheren bidirektionalen Austausch von Daten zwischen Moodle und den externen Tools.

LTI Externe Tools werden in Moodle als Aktivitäten verwendet und eingebunden.

Dieser Artikel beschreibt die LTI Externe Tools Seite in Moodle. Sie zeigt Trainer/innen an, welche LTI Tools im Moodle-Kurs verfügbar sind. Der Artikel erklärt auch, wie Trainer/innen neue LTI Tools in ihrem Kurs und wie Administrator/innen neue LTI Tools in die Moodle-Site hinzufügen können.

LTI Externe Tools ansehen und verwalten

Wenn Sie sehen wollen, welche LTI Tools in Ihrem Moodle-Kurs verfügbar sind, klicken Sie in der Kurs-Navigation auf Mehr > LTI Externe Tools.

Wenn die Moodle-Administration oder andere Trainer/innen LTI Tools für Ihren Kurs vorkonfiguriert haben, werden sie auf dieser Seite angezeigt.

Die Tabelle auf dieser Seite zeigt Information über die verfügbaren LTI Tools im Kurs an:

• Name
• Beschreibung
• Nutzungszähler: wie oft das Tools im Kurs bereits verwendet wird
• In Aktivitätsauswahl anzeigen: ob das Tool in der Aktivitätsauswahl angezeigt werden soll, so dass es als Aktivität im Kurs hintzugefügt werden kann
• Das Menü ... enthält Aktionen, die Sie mit dem Tool ausführen können, wie z.B. Berabeiten, Löschen oder Registrierungsdetails (nur bei LTI 1.3 Tools). Welche dieser Aktionen Sie ausführen können, hängt von Ihren Rechten ab.
• Wenn statt des Menüs ... ein Gesperrt-Symbol angezeigt wird, bedeutet das, dass die Moodle-Administration das Tool systemweit vorkonfigiriert hat und Sie es nicht bearbeiten können.

Adding LTI External tools at course level

If your administrator has given you permission to manage LTI External tools, you can add new tools to your courses using the ‘Add tool’ button on the LTI External tools page.

Tools that you add at course level will appear in your activity chooser by default. You can remove them from the activity chooser by going to Course page > More > LTI External Tools and toggling them off in the column ‘Show in activity chooser’.

Tool settings

In Tool settings, give your tool a name (and, optionally, a description). To fill in the rest of the fields in this section, including the LTI version, follow the instructions from your tool provider. If the tool doesn’t provide information about some of these settings, it’s ok to leave them blank.

• Tool URL - This is the URL for connecting to site. If your moodle site uses SSL (is on HTTPS) you will only be able to use a tool that also uses SSL. Make sure the tool URL has HTTPS before attempting to use it or you may get a blank page.
• LTI version - The LTI version of the tool you're adding.
• Consumer key -this tells the connecting LTI compliant site that your Moodle is allowed to connect. The "tool provider", i.e. the manger of the connecting LTI compliant site will issue you with this key. If you are merely linking to a tool with no secure access or gradebook sharing then you won't need a consumer key. If you are linking to a course or activity from another Moodle site, then you can add any consumer key.
• Shared secret - this is the "password" to connect to the tool - the LTI compliant site.
• Custom parameters - most times, you can leave this blank. The tool provider might use this to allow you to display a specific resource.
• Default launch container - this is how the external tool will be displayed.
  • Embed - The content will appear within the activity page where the tool is used, not moving users away from the page, but hiding any blocks your course may have.
  • Embed without blocks - The content will be displayed in the existing tab or window. Users will have to navigate back to the course using the ‘Back’ button once they’re done.
  • Existing window - The content will be displayed in the existing tab or window. Users will have to navigate back to the course using the ‘Back’ button once they’re done.
  • New Window - the external tool will open in a new window. (A new window or tab will open with the External tool and the old browser window containing the course page will not change.)
• Content selection URL - The Content Selection URL will be used to launch the content selection page from the tool provider. If it is empty, the Tool URL will be used.

The following settings are available by clicking ""Show more":

• Icon URL - you can display a different icon from the default External Tool icon by entering its URL here
• Secure Icon URL - enter the URL of a different icon here if your students are accessing Moodle securely via SSL.

Services

Choose which of the services you want to use with the tool.

Privacy

• Share launcher's name with the tool - this means that the student's name will be displayed on the connected site as in this example
• Share launcher's email with the tool - this means that the student's email will be displayed on the connected site as in this example
• Accept grades from the tool - if this is checked, the connecting site will send back grades to Moodle's gradebook. See Using External tool for more information on this.

Once you Save changes, the tool will be added to the list of tools in Course page > More > LTI External tools.

Site administration settings

Adding a tool site-wide

An administrator can manually configure external tools in Site administration > Plugins > Activity modules > External tool> Manage tools so that they are available across the site.

Adding an external tool

A tool may be configured by an administrator so that it is shown in the activity chooser (in addition to the external tool activity) for a teacher to select to add to a course. Its description, if one is present, will appear in the activity chooser.

Making a tool available to specific course categories

Vorlage:New features When configuring an LTI External tool, administrators have the option to limit its availability to specific course categories by selecting the desired categories in the 'Restrict to category' section during the tool configuration process.

Registering an LTI Advantage tool

Moodle allows a simple way to deploy an LTI Advantage tool. If the tool provider supports that flow, you should have received a registration URL. Simply enter that url to a tool in the 'Tool URL' and press 'Add LTI Advantage'.

The tool registration UI will open and guide you to the steps for registration. Once completed, the registration panel will close and the list of tools will refresh. If the registration was successful, the newly added tool should be visible in a pending state.

The pending state allows you to review the tool configuration, the privacy and services granted, apply possible modifications (for example how the tool appears in the activity chooser), then activate the tool to make it available.

In case of errors when trying to start the registration, validate the registration URL with the tool's vendor the registration URL is for an LTI Advantage registration and not for the deprecated LTI 2 registration.

For Tool Developers looking to support the automated registration of LTI Advantage tool, there is an implementation guide available. The registration process is also being standardized by IMS Global LTI Working Group. There is also a Youtube video demo-ing and explaining the flow.

Registering an LTI 1.1 tool using a cartridge

You can register an LTI 1.1 tool type using a cartridge. A cartridge will configure all the information such as launch url, tool name & description and icons for you.

To do this, simply enter the url to a tool's cartridge in the 'Tool URL' and press 'Add Legacy LTI'. You will be asked to enter a key and secret. If you don't have them, you can leave them blank and press save changes.

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Entering a consumer key and secret

Registering an external LTI 2.0 external tool

The LTI 2 specifications have been deprecated by IMS Global and are no more the preferred way to integrate an external tool in Moodle.

Viewing more details

On the 'Manage tools' page you can also visit 'Manage preconfigured tools' to view the preconfigured tools in a tabular format.

There are tabs to add an external tool, to view those which are pending and to view those which have been rejected:

Setting up a new external tool

You can also visit 'Manage external tool registrations' to view the tool registrations in a tabular format, or to add an external registration with limited capabilities. To add a tool with limited capabilities. 1. Click 'Configure a new external tool registration'

Registering an external tool

2. Configure the details on the settings page:

'Memberships', allow the external tool to request a list of users with a certain role in a specified context e.g. users enrolled in a course. 3. Click the tick/checkmark to register:

Activating

4. After obtaining a success message, click to complete the process:

Completing the registration

5. If all requirements are met then you will be able to register automatically.

6. Now go to Site administration > Plugins > Activity modules > External tool > Manage external tool types and click the 'Pending tab'

7. Click the tick/checkmark to activate it:

Activating from the Pending tab

External tool capabilities

• Add course-specific tool configurations
• Add a new external tool
• Add a preconfigured tool
• Submit a tool to admins for configuration
• Be an admin when the tool is launched
• Edit external tool activities i.e. be an Instructor when the tool is launched
• View external tool activities i.e. launch external tool activities

See also

• LTI External tool FAQ