UIUC, General LTI Integrations

UIUC General LTI Integration Requirements

Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) is a learning technology standard overseen by the IMS Global Learning Consortium to seamlessly integrate an external (vended) learning application into their courses. This includes a standard protocol for establishing a trusted relationship between the tool provider and the Leaning Management System (LMS), allowing students and teachers to have a seamless, integrated experience when using the tool within the course environment.

Privacy and Security have been engaged to assist with review and approval of any integration within an Illinois LMS. To get started with your own learning integration, please request a vendor risk assessment here:  https://go.illinois.edu/vendorrisk

In addition to a written statement of use, the following items may be required when requesting a vended learning integration:

• Contacts within the requesting department or unit
  
  
• Copy of contract or agreement between the integration provider and University representative
  • This can be an instructor, purchasing representative, or anyone with the authority to enact a contract with a content provider
  • Please include proof of payment if this is a paid service
  • Costs that may be required by the student or end user in order to access vended/integrated content
    
    
• Technical and support contact(s) for the integration content provider
  
  
• Connection method
  • Usually provided in the form of key/secret and connection URL
    
    
• Installation/setup method
  
  
• Any self-help support documentation (to be added to this Knowledge Base)
  
  
• Accessibility statement or certification (ex:  WCAG 2.x, VPAT)
  
  
• Security statement or certification (ex:  SOC2)
  • Also, any University-specific user, program or course-specific information that will be shared with integration
  • Statement of vendor data stewardship, if available

Current LTI Availability