[ARCHIVED] Looking for LTIs to Extend Canvas Experience

[jen]

Hi All,

My organization (a national non-profit that develops school leaders through professional development programs) is looking to extend the Canvas experience by using LTIs. We would LOVE your feedback regarding the LTIs you have used and your experience with them. Our interests fall into the following categories:

1. Online Grading with Rubrics - unfortunately, Canvas rubrics do not meet all of our rubric grading needs. We are looking for LTIs that provide outcome assessment and rubric scoring, and are less "number-centric" in their scoring, as our programs do not focus on grades, but progress to goals. Have you had experience with this type of functionality, perhaps using:

Taskstream

Turnitin

Waypoint

2. Surveys - we rely heavily on surveys and are Qualtrics users. However, we'd love to know if you've used the What Do You Think? course evaluation and survey system (and what did you think of it?).

3. Video Recording and Management - Our program participants occasionally record videos of themselves and submit them as assignments. Have you used any of the following?

Talent

Kaltura

Collaaj

Mediasite

ShareStream

4. Communications - Many of our course leaders are avid Adobe Connect/Classroom users. Do you have any experience using the Adobe Connect LTI? What has your experience been?

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

Jennifer Kolodner

New Leaders

[Stef_retired]

 @jen , this is the start of a wonderful discussion, and I'm sure you're going to get lots of rich feedback from the Canvas Community! Because your prompt doesn't demand a single answer that can be marked "correct," I'm going to alter its nature so as to foster an open-ended discussion. It will still remain prominent in search results.

[Stef_retired]

Also,  @jen , I notice that you've posted this question at least twice: here in the Find Answers​ space, and a second time in the more restricted Instructional Designers​ group. For future reference, rather than creating two separate discussions, you can create the discussion one time and share it to one or more other spaces; that way you will still have a wide audience for your discussion and all of the replies will be neatly compiled in one place. Ordinarily, I'd lock one of the duplicates and share the other one, but in this case, since  @dhulsey ​ has already replied to your discussion in the ID Group, both will remain open. I'd direct interested users who have access to the ID Group to this identical discussion in the ID Group: LTI Input/Feedback Requested