Following the deprecation of LTI 1.1 by its creators in June 2022, and its ongoing industry-wide phase out, Oxford Learning Link will stop supporting LTI 1.1 integrations in Summer 2027.
You may still use Oxford Learning Link resources in your course, but will need to re-import them using our LTI 1.3/Advantage tool, or else they will no longer work after Summer 2027.
• To learn more about LTI 1.3, please see Why LTI 1.3/LTI Advantage?
If you are an instructor who had been using LTI 1.1 to access Oxford Learning Link resources, we will have reached out to you about migration.
• If the Oxford Learning Link LTI 1.3 tool is already installed at your institution, you SHOULD NOT copy your existing course, but will need to rebuild it using the LTI 1.3 tool. Please see the guides at How do I use the Oxford LTI 1.3/Advantage tool, now that it’s been enabled in my LMS/VLE? for more information about this process.
• If the Oxford Learning Link 1.3 tool is NOT already installed at their institution, your LMS admin will need to speak with the Higher Education Integration Specialist about getting the tool installed (and then the course rebuilt from there).
• If the Oxford Learning Link 1.3 tool cannot be installed, pursuing a non-integrated course through OUP’s Canvas instance will be the best way to assure access to your Oxford Learning Link resources.
Test bank course packages will not be affected (though they are imported in the same way as LTI 1.1 resources, they use QTI, which is different — not deprecated, and not replaced by LTI 1.3/Advantage).
Related:
- Can I get detailed integration instructions for my LMS/VLE?
- How am I able to use Oxford Learning Link Content in my course if I do not have an LMS/VLE, or if I am not able to use my institution’s LMS/VLE?
- Are there things I can’t do with an LTI 1.3/Advantage integration?
Have further questions? For integration questions: Contact the Higher Education Integration Specialist; otherwise, Contact Us.