ELUNA Document RepositoryImplementing Leganto powered by SIPX with Blackboard: Lessons learnedBlakeGalbreathauthorWe recently (January, 2017) embarked on our adventure with Leganto at Washington State University Libraries. In this presentation, I will give a short summary of our implementation, which included the LTI integration with the Blackboard learning management system and the SIPX copyright clearance mechanism. I will recount the various difficulties that we encountered, so that you might avoid them in your future implementation. -With regard to Blackboard, I will discuss: -Losing the Ability to Use Blackboard Student View; -Getting Added to Blackboard As a Student; -Identifying Blackboard Course IDs and Mapping the Correct Parameters. -Establishing the LTI Weblink; With regard to SIPX, I will discuss: -Clearing Copyright - Automatic versus Manual; -Checking All Documents to Ensure They Were Mapped to Correct Reading List and PDF.Leganto2017-05-11Conference or Workshop Item

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