LTI
Connect Synap to your learning management system with Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) 1.3 / Advantage or LTI 1.1. Enable single sign-on, content launches, and score passback.
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Connect Synap to your learning management system with Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) 1.3 / Advantage or LTI 1.1. Enable single sign-on, content launches, and score passback.
Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) connects Synap with your learning management system (LMS). Learners launch Synap content from their course. They do not need a separate Synap sign-in.
Use LTI to:
provide single sign-on for learners;
add Synap Exams and Collections to LMS courses; and
return exam scores to your LMS when its grade service is enabled.
Synap supports LTI 1.3 / Advantage and LTI 1.1. LTI 1.3 / Advantage is the more modern and secure standard, so should be used wherever possible. LTI 1.1 support is maintained for legacy systems.
You need a Synap administrator account. Your organisation also needs Single Sign-On (SSO) in its subscription plan.
Confirm that your LMS supports the LTI version you plan to use. Involve your LMS administrator early. They must register Synap as an external LTI tool.
Select the supported LTI version above.
Create an LTI configuration in Portal Settings β Authentication.
Register Synap in your LMS with the required details.
Add an Exam or Collection to a test course.
Launch as a learner and verify the expected grade passback.
LTI can launch learners into the following Synap content:
Exam β opens an exam attempt.
Collection β opens a Collection or a specific Collection item.
Content selection or deep linking β lets instructors select an Exam or Collection from the LMS.
LTI 1.1 uses content selection. LTI 1.3 / Advantage uses deep linking.
Start by opening Synap in a new window. Embedded LMS launches require your LMS domain to be approved first.
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