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= LTI Usability improvements | |||
== LTI Usability improvements == | |||
This session is about exploring how to improve the use of external (LTI) tools in Moodle. | This session is about exploring how to improve the use of external (LTI) tools in Moodle. | ||
Participants | === Participants === | ||
* Michael Aherne, University of Strathclyde | * Michael Aherne, University of Strathclyde | ||
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* Stephen Vickers, IMS Global | * Stephen Vickers, IMS Global | ||
Rationale | === Rationale === | ||
* Usability: enable instructors to more easily find external tools, particularly for high-profile / heavily-used tools (such as Turnitin) | * Usability: enable instructors to more easily find external tools, particularly for high-profile / heavily-used tools (such as Turnitin) | ||
* Usability: enable instructors to customise list of tools in activity chooser | * Usability: enable instructors to customise list of tools in activity chooser | ||
Requirements | === Requirements === | ||
# Tools can be defined by admins and appear as activities in the activity chooser | # Tools can be defined by admins and appear as activities in the activity chooser | ||
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# Tools should be able to be set up as activity or resource | # Tools should be able to be set up as activity or resource | ||
Suggestions | === Suggestions === | ||
# Ability to mark admin-set tools as "to be shown in activity chooser" (and show them) | # Ability to mark admin-set tools as "to be shown in activity chooser" (and show them) | ||
# Ability for plugins to dynamically define capabilities so that these LTI tools can be given their own "addinstance" capability | # Ability for plugins to dynamically define capabilities so that these LTI tools can be given their own "addinstance" capability | ||
# Ability for users to define which activities are available in a course (not just LTI tools - this would be a new general Moodle feature) | # Ability for users to define which activities are available in a course (not just LTI tools - this would be a new general Moodle feature) |
Revision as of 10:21, 17 April 2014
LTI Usability improvements
This session is about exploring how to improve the use of external (LTI) tools in Moodle.
Participants
- Michael Aherne, University of Strathclyde
- Michael Hughes, University of Strathclyde
- John Tutchings, Coventry University
- Stephen Vickers, IMS Global
Rationale
- Usability: enable instructors to more easily find external tools, particularly for high-profile / heavily-used tools (such as Turnitin)
- Usability: enable instructors to customise list of tools in activity chooser
Requirements
- Tools can be defined by admins and appear as activities in the activity chooser
- It would be a good start to have these appear as subtypes of "External tool"
- Ideally, it should be possible to allows tools to appear as top-level activities.
- Ability to add these specific LTI tools to a course should be controllable by admins (currently anyone with LTI addinstance capability can add any tool)
- Tools should be able to be set up as activity or resource
Suggestions
- Ability to mark admin-set tools as "to be shown in activity chooser" (and show them)
- Ability for plugins to dynamically define capabilities so that these LTI tools can be given their own "addinstance" capability
- Ability for users to define which activities are available in a course (not just LTI tools - this would be a new general Moodle feature)