Tsugi is a framework that handles much of the low-level detail of building multi-tenant tool that makes use of the IMS Learning Tools Interoperability® (LTI®) and other learning tool interoperability standards.

Building Learning Applications with Tsugi. These tutorials walk through the various topics and exercises to learn how to develop with Tsugi. If you login and do the exercises you will earn Mozilla Open Badges.

Using LTI Advantage with Tsugi. LTI Advantage (LTI 1.3) is the latest integration standard between tools and LMS systems. LTI Advantage uses OAuth 2.0 and JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) and so it is more complex to set up than LTI 1.1 - which just needed a key and secret. Tsugi is certified as LTI Advantage compliant.

If you are building a new tool from scratch, you should build it as a "Tsugi Module" following all of the Tsugi style guidance, using the Tsugi browser environment, and making full use of the Tsugi framework. This repository contains a basic "Tsugi Module" you can use as a starting point.

Developing TSUGI Tools. There are two ways to use the Tsugi library/framework: You can build a "Tsugi Module" from scratch following all of the Tsugi style guidance, using the Tsugi browser environment, and making full use of the Tsugi framework. We have starter code for Bulding a …

Tsugi This service is running software that provides cloud-hosted learning tools that are plugged into a Learning Management systems like Sakai, Moodle, Coursera, Canvas, D2L or Blackboard using IMS Learning Tools Interoperability™ (LTI)™.

Tsugi has a capability to let you log in and request keys that can be enabled by the sytem owner. Tsugi supports both LTI 1.x and has support for LTI 2.0 but most uses of these tools in an LMS is LTI 1.x.

Installing TSUGI. I have recorded an Installation video describing the install/config steps for this software on YouTube: Pre-Requisites. Install GIT so that it works at the command prompt. Install a PHP/MySQL Environment like XAMPP / MAMP following the instructions at: http://www.wa4e.com/install.php. To install this software follow these ...

You have three four identities that you can use to test the tool. There is an instructor, two students, and an anonymous student. You can quickly use this screen to switch back and forth between these identities to test tool functionality under the differet roles.

Jun 8, 2014 · Coding Standards for TSUGI. This document describes the coding standards for the PHP version of TSUGI. Here are the sources for inspiration for the style we use in TSUGI: