LTIv1.3 connection to Nebari #2789
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Hi @danielmcquillen, Nebari has a mechanism a for starting with github repos cloned into every users jupyterlab. See the section on That would probably be the easiest way to handle this. I am not familiar with LTIv1.3, unfortunately. @krassowski Do you have any thoughts here? |
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Hi all. I'm researching tools that would allow me to integrate various Jupyter notebooks into my Learning Management System (LMS) via LTIv1.3, a connection mechanism used in e-Learning (based on OpenID connect).
Essentially I'm trying to find a platform that would allow a course author to define notebooks for different lessons in a course and then at appropriate moments spin up a notebook for a student user when they load a particular unit where the notebook is relevant. I image each notebook defined as a Dockerfile in the instructor's private github repos.
Has anyone attempted such a thing with Nebari? I know that JupyterHub has a plugin called LTIAuthenticator to enable LTIv1.3 connections... but I've found Zero to JupyterHub a bit hard to understand enough to experiment with in this scenario. I did get LTIv1.3 working with ZTJH, but don't understand yet how to configure a system to map students to notebooks that would be automatically spawned from github.
Perhaps Nebari has an easier approach to this scenario?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts ... or findings from any similar efforts.
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