McGraw Hill Connect LTI Advantage

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During the Summer 2023 session, all faculty should have moved to using the McGraw-Hill Connect LTIA integration. LTI Advantage is the new standard in integrations and various integrations are being updated for this standard.

Faculty using McGraw-Hill Connect content are encouraged to setup their Connect course site prior to integrating with their MyClasses course.  The integration with MyClasses and Connect allows for the following:

• Single-sign on for faculty and students

• Grade synchronization

• Ability to have assignments and activities deployed to MyClasses Canvas for direct links within a course (often called deep integration)

The following step-by-step guides detail the main processes for a faculty member to setup their Connect integration. For additional support, faculty can reach out to to their Instructional Design Liaison or submit a Help Request ticket to ID&D.

This guide provides instructions for individuals who:

• Are Using McGraw-Hill Connect integrations with MyClasses for the first time. (Skip to Pairing MyClasses Course to Connect Section For the First Time)

• Are copying courses who are using McGraw-Hill Connect LTIA integration. (Skip to Reusing MyClasses Course from Previous Course with Connect LTIA)
  
  

• Have existing course in MyClasses using the OLD McGraw-Hill Connect who need to move to the NEW LTIA integration. (Skip to Reusing MyClasses course from previous course with OLD McGraw Hill Connect integration)

• Need a reminder on how to Deploy Connect Assignments (Skip to Deploying Connect Assignments to your MyClasses Course)

Pairing MyClasses Course with Connect Course Section - First Time Users

Start in Connect:

1. Make sure you have a Connect login information (username and password).

2. Create your Connect course to prepare for MyClasses pairing. Or Duplicate an existing Connect section if one has been shared to you.

In MyClasses:

Connect assignments and activities can be deployed ALL in one module or in several modules.

1. Login to MyClasses and access your course.

2. Click Settings from the course navigation menu.

3. Click the Navigation tab from the top menu and enable McGraw Hill Connect LTIA. Then press Save.

4. Click on McGraw Hill Connect LTIA from the course menu to launch the integration tool.
   
   

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5. Click Begin to start the pairing process.
   
   
   

   
   
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6. Login to your Connect account, if prompted.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

7. Click Pair with a Connect Section.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

8. Click Pair with existing Connect Course if you have already developed your Connect Course.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

9. Select the course section you have prepared for the new semester.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

10. Click “Go to Section Home”.
    
    
    

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Deploying Connect Assignments to your MyClasses Course:

Connect assignments and activities can be deployed ALL in one module or in several modules. Launch the LTIA tool from the module to which the activities will be added using the following instructions:

1. Login to MyClasses and access your course.

2. Click Settings from the course navigation menu.

3. Click the Navigation tab from the top menu and enable McGraw Hill Connect LTIA. Then press Save.

4. Click McGraw Hill Connect LTIA to launch the integration tool.
   
   

   
   
   
   

5. Click “Go to Section Home”.

1. Select the assignments you want to deploy.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

2. Click the stack icon and select Deploy/manage.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

3. You can set the grade type in bulk or individually. 
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

4. Click the Deploy button when done.

5. The deployed assignments will be added to the module.

6. A grade book column will be created for each graded assignment.

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Reusing a MyClasses course copied from previous course with Connect LTIA:

Start In Connect:

1. Duplicate the Connect section previously paired with the MyClasses section.

2. Update any assignments or settings, as desired, such as assignment due dates or point values. Note: You can do this after pairing, but changes may not reflect right away in MyClasses.

In MyClasses:

1. In your current semester course, Import Course Content from your previous course.

2. Click Settings from the course navigation menu.

3. Click the Navigation tab from the top menu and enable McGraw Hill Connect LTIA. Then press Save.
   
   

4. Click on McGraw Hill Connect LTIA from the course menu to launch the integration tool.

5. Click "Begin" to login or "Pair with a Connect Section" if your credentials are already recognized.

6. Pair with a Connect Section and select the existing course that you created.
   
   
   

   
   
   
   

7. During the pairing process it will relink all existing assignments and provides a message to stay on this page until this process has finished.
   
   
   

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Copying a MyClasses course using the OLD McGraw-Hill Connect who need to move to the NEW LTIA integration: 

Start In Connect:

1. Duplicate the Connect section previously paired with the MyClasses section.

2. Update any assignments or settings, as desired, such as assignment due dates or point values. Note: You can do this after pairing, but changes may not reflect right away in MyClasses.

In MyClasses:

If you have copied content from a previous semester MyClasses section: 

1. Delete any existing Connect assignment gradebook columns in your course in MyClasses. Existing Connect assignment links will not work with the new integration and they will be duplicated after deploying Connect assignments using the new integration. If you do not delete previous Connect Assignments from your MyClasses course, you will have duplicate assignments and gradebook columns and will have to manually delete assignments linked with the old McGraw Hill Pairing.
   
   
   

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