How to run the LTI Validation Test
These instructions are current as of the Nutmeg Release.
Certification must be done by someone with access to the tCRIL 1EdTech account.
Running the test requires hopping back and forth between the 1EdTech site, and the Open edX instance you are testing (the BTR test instance in this case). Read the table left column then right column downward.
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| LTI PII sharing is controlled in the Django admin with a config model under “Lti_Consumer > Course allow pii sharing in lti flags”. Create a new entry here, entering your course ID and clicking “enabled”:
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Start here: https://ltiadvantagevalidator.imsglobal.org/ltiadv/certification.html | To start this, you’ll want two browsers–one logged into Studio to edit the course, the other logged into 1EdTech (a.k.a. IMS Global) and a student enrolled in the test course. |
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NOTE: THIS SHOULD BE: “Axim Collaborative”
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Make an LTI component in Studio, using the values from the IMS page.
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Copy values from the info displayed in Studio to the IMS form. Make sure the hostnames are correct for your ngrok configuration, you may need to edit them. The input fields are short for our long URLs, make sure the full URL is pasted in each.
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More configuration:
| Edit the LTI component again. Copy “The Tool’s Public Key” from IMS and paste it in LTI 1.3 Tool Public Key Save the component.
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Enter the Deployment ID from the Studio display. (It’s always “1”):
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| Publish the whole course. View Live Version to open the LTI component in the LMS. Be sure you are logged in to the instance as a student, and launch the component under that host name. The LMS will display:
Click “Continue” in the IMS window.
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Now will have a series of screens that look like this: Click “Test Options” to display the options. Leave user as Student. Click “Submit Test” You should get a passing test that looks like this: Click “Confirm Results” to record the success. Use the “Next Test” link in the header to move to the next test if it doesn’t advance automatically. There are nine different screens to get through. The JWT will expire in 5 minutes. If you get a message about the token expiring, it probably means you took longer than 5 minutes to get through the tests. |
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| Launch the LTI component again. |
Run through the nine test screens again. |
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| Sign out of the LMS, and log in as an instructor (staff@example.com). Launch the LTI component. |
Run through the nine test screens again. |
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| Launch the LTI component as an instructor again. |
Run through the nine test screens again. You will be asked to do a Deep Linking launch: “Acquiring Deep Linking Payload for Testing”.
| In Studio as staff, visit the component and click “Deep Linking Launch - Configure tool” to do a deep linking launch. A new browser tab will open, and will flash through some pages, ending at: Save a screenshot of your browser with the above message. You’ll later be asked to upload it as one of the deep linking tests. |
Run through the Deep Linking tests, until you get to “Acquiring Instructor Payload For Names and Roles Service”. | In Studio, edit the component to turn off Deep Linking. Save the component and publish the course. In the LMS as staff, open the component.
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Run through the Names and Roles Service tests. Until you get to Assign Grades | In LMS as “verified@example.com”, open the component. |
Run through the Assign Grades tests, until you get to “Acquiring Different Context Student Payload for Assignment and Grades” | In LMS as “honor@example.com”, open the component. |
Run through the Assign Grades tests, until you get to “Platform - Confirming Gradebook Entries”: (Dave note: the URLs are incorrect here because I forgot to grab the screenshot, so this is from Ned’s run.) |
In Django admin, you can see the grades reported:
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This is the last test. There is no clear indication that it is the last, except that “Next Test” doesn’t move you along from this page. Click “Results” in the upper right to see the results. |
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