Bridging Sakai and the SIS. Sakai’s Integration Strategy The Group Provider –Benefits Simple...

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Sakai’s Integration Strategy

• The Group Provider– Benefits

• Simple› In which groups is user X a member?› Who are the members of group Y?

• Flexible› Can add custom business rules› Can federate among a variety of external sources

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Sakai’s Integration Strategy

• The Group Provider (continued)– Limitations

• Simple› No relationship between or among external “groups”› Provides only member roles, nothing else

• Flexible› Any additional capabilities must be coded rather than

configured

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Overcoming the Limitations

• Course Management Service– Provides data needed by the GroupProvider

• In which groups is user X a member?• Who are the members of group Y?

– Provides data missing in the GroupProvider• Models relationships between external “groups”• Provides enrollment status, credits, grading

options, etc. in addition to roles

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Course Management• Models course structures & memberships

– CourseSet• a college, school, dept, etc

– Academic Session• a semester, quarter, term, etc

– Canonical Course• a course definition

– Course Offering• a course offered in an academic session

– Course Section• a group of teachers and students that meets someplace

– Enrollment Set• a group of enrollments and instructors that shows up on transcripts

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CM impl. of the Group Provider

• Provides hierarchical memberships– Resolves roles in higher level structures– Resolves roles based on enrollment status– Resolves roles based on instructor status

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CM impl. of the Group Provider (continued)

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CM impl. of the Group Provider (continued)

<bean class=“...SectionRoleResolver"><property name="roleMap">

<map><entry key="I" value="Instructor" /><entry key="S" value="Student" /><entry key="GSI" value="Teaching Assistant"/>

</map></property><property name="officialInstructorRole" value="Instructor" /><property name="enrollmentStatusRoleMap">

<map><entry key="enrolled" value="Student" /><entry key="waitlisted" value="Student" />

</map></property>

</bean>

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CM impl. of the Group Provider (continued)

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CM impl. of the Group Provider (continued)

<bean class=“...CourseOfferingRoleResolver">

<property name="roleMap">

<map>

<entry key="CourseAdmin“ value="Instructor" />

<entry key="I" value="Instructor" />

</map>

</property>

</bean>

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CM impl. of the Group Provider (continued)

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CM impl. of the Group Provider (continued)

<bean class=“...CourseSetRoleResolver">

<property name="roleMap">

<map>

<entry key="DeptAdmin" value="Instructor" />

</map>

</property>

</bean>

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Next Steps• Hidden Roles• Integrating CM into tools (gradebook, section info, roster)• Improving CM documentation and support

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Getting Involved

• Integrate your SIS with Sakai via CM– XML feed + Quartz Job– Batch sync with CM Admin API– JDBC Impl

• Participate in the CM Working Group

• Contact me w/ questions later– [email protected]

• Ask questions now