If your LMS does not support Tool Provider-initiated authentication, enter a value in the LMS Login URL field. In the Authenticate users with LTI SSO screen, enter an LTI connection a name in the LTI Connection Name field. Provision LTI KeysĪfter you log in, if you are not already in the Admin screen, select Go to Admin, then click Me > Authenticate.
If you are not an administrator, please reach out to your internal LinkedIn Learning lead, and they can add you as an administrator in the system. You must be a designated LinkedIn Learning administrator to access integration settings. To configure your new LinkedIn Learning account, take the following actions: Enable LTI Authentication in LinkedIn Learning If your organization uses another form of single sign-on (SSO) with LinkedIn Learning, the SSO connection must use the same unique user ID as your LTI connection to prevent duplicate profiles. Educators cannot “deep link” to LinkedIn Learning content on class webpages, wikis, or other external systems. If a user cannot log into the LMS, the user does not have access to LinkedIn Learning.Ĭontent is only accessible from within the LMS. To access LinkedIn Learning content, users must have access to your LMS. These applications include the LinkedIn Learning iOS and Android apps. LTI is not compatible with LinkedIn Learning native mobile applications.
If you are thinking about using the LTI standard in your learning platform, keep in mind the following restrictions: Seamless access to LinkedIn Learning for students and instructorsĭistinct user experiences for students and instructorsĬontent easily integrated into LMS courses If you are a LinkedIn Learning user or admin, you have the following benefits of LTI integration: Before opting for LTI, please review the sections below to ensure you fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of LTI integrations.
Since the LTI standard requires an LMS to launch the LinkedIn Learning content, the integration has distinct tradeoffs. When a learner selects an LTI Launch URL, the Tool Consumer "POSTs" a signed form with user details to LinkedIn Learning, which uses the form to authenticate and provision the user. LTI is based on OAuth 1.0, an open standard for authorization. You can use LTI to authenticate learners from a Tool Consumer into LinkedIn Learning. LTI learning applications (like LinkedIn Learning) are "Tool Providers" and learning platforms are "Tool Consumers". LTI is a standardized way of integrating learning applications into learning platforms such as Learning Management Systems, portals, and other educational environments. The following steps outline the LinkedIn Learning and Canvas integration via LTI: Feedback In this article What this Document Tells You
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