Enable LTI Components for a Course#
Studio includes a default set of core problem types that can be added to any course. You can expand the types of content you include by enabling additional exercises and tools, such as the LTI tool, which allows integration with external learning applications.
Enable the LTI Tool#
Note
This tool is enabled by default in Teak. For earlier releases, follow the steps below to enable it manually.
In Studio, select Settings, and then Advanced Settings.
Locate the Advanced Module List field. This field lists any advanced exercises and tools added to your course.
Enter
"lti_consumer"
, ensuring it is enclosed in double quotes. If adding multiple tools, separate them with commas.Select Save Changes.
For more information, see Enable Additional Exercises and Tools.
Note
The lti_consumer
module replaces a previous version of the LTI component.
The name of the module for the previous LTI component is lti
and it may
appear in the Advanced Module List for older courses.
The lti_consumer
module includes all of the functionality of the previous
LTI component and it should be used for all new courses. Courses that include
the previous LTI component will continue to work correctly, even if the
lti
module is no longer present in the Advanced Module List.
Additionally, lti_consumer
supports LTI 1.3 and LTI Advantage,
providing enhanced security and interoperability features for integrating
external tools with Open edX.
See also
About the LTI Component (concept)
LTI Component Settings (reference)
Set Up an LTI 1.1 Component (how-to)
Set Up an LTI 1.3 Component (how-to)
Maintenance chart
Review Date |
Working Group Reviewer |
Release |
Test situation |
2025-03-19 |
Documentation WG |
Sumac |
Pass |