How to integrate Evalandgo using LTI 1.3 in your LMS (Moodle, Canvas, 360Learning…)

How to integrate Evalandgo using LTI 1.3 in your LMS (Moodle, Canvas, 360Learning…)

LTI 1.3 integration allows you to connect your LMS to evalandgo and use your questionnaires as graded activities, with automatic authentication and score synchronization.

LTI 1.3 integration allows you to connect your learning platform (LMS) to evalandgo so you can use your questionnaires as graded course activities, without double login and with automatic score synchronization.
This guide explains step by step how to configure the tool on the LMS side, activate the key exchange, and use evalandgo as a learning activity.

Why use LTI 1.3 with Evalandgo?

LTI integration enables you to:

  1. Use evalandgo questionnaires directly as course activities
  2. Automatically authenticate learners (no double login)
  3. Synchronize scores with the LMS gradebook
  4. Allow learners to resume a questionnaire later
These features are described in the official integration guide.

Step 1 – Configure the LTI tool in your LMS

The LMS administrator must create an External Tool (LTI 1.3).

Required LTI settings

FIELD
VALUE
Tool URL
LTI Version
LTI 1.3
Public key type
Keyset URL
Public keyset
Login initiation URL
Redirect URIs
Content selection URL

These settings are required to establish a secure connection between the LMS and evalandgo.

Step 2 – Specific configuration (Moodle example)


Some settings are required to properly enable:
  1. Deep Linking for questionnaire selection
  2. Automatic grade passback

Tool settings

  1. Show in activity chooser and as preconfigured tool

  2. Default container: Embed, without blocks

  3. Enable Deep Linking (Content-Item Message)


Privacy & services (required for grading)

These settings are required to allow student grading :
  1. IMS LTI Assignment and Grade Services → Enabled
  2. IMS LTI Names and Roles Provisioning → Enabled
  3. Accept grades from the tool: Always
These settings are not strictly required, but they help identify the learner in evalandgo results:
  1. Share the user’s name and email with the tool: Always
These settings are specified in the official guide.

Step 3 – Activate the connection (key exchange)

Once the tool has been created in the LMS, the connection is not yet active.

The LMS administrator must send the following information to Evalandgo:
  1. Platform ID
  2. Client ID
  3. Public keyset URL
  4. Access token URL
  5. Authentication request URL
These elements are required to establish secure communication between both platforms.

Step 4 – Use evalandgo in your LMS

A. Create an activity

Once the configuration is complete:
  1. Select evalandgo LTI in the activity chooser
  2. Add it like a standard activity

B. Select your questionnaire (Deep Linking)

When configuring the activity:

  1. Click Select content
  2. Choose from available questionnaires
  3. Validate your selection

C. Learner experience

The student:
  1. Access directly within the LMS (iframe)
  2. Resume anytime (via LTI authentication)
  3. Score automatically sent to the LMS gradebook

Good to know

  1. LTI 1.3 ensures secure authentication and data exchange
  2. Grade synchronization requires IMS services to be enabled
  3. Sharing user data helps match respondents in evalandgo

Quick FAQ

Does LTI work with all LMS platforms?

Yes, as long as the platform is compatible with LTI 1.3, such as Moodle, Canvas or 360Learning.

Do learners need an evalandgo account?

No, authentication is handled via the LMS.

Can learners resume later?

Yes, as long as they access through the LMS.

Are scores automatically synced?

Yes, once the questionnaire is completed.


Need help configuring your LTI integration?

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