Choosing the Right Integration
This article helps you determine which Constructor Proctor integration option best fits your client’s needs. By following a step-by-step decision guide, you can quickly identify whether to recommend API, SDK, LTI, or the Moodle Plugin.
Start by answering the following questions:
1. What LMS does the client use?
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Moodle → go to Q2.
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Blackboard, Canvas, or another LMS that supports LTI → use LTI integration (simple setup, but limited functionality).
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Custom-built LMS → use API(requires developers from the client's side).
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Desktop application → use SDK (requires developers from the client's side).
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Other platforms → if LTI is supported, use LTI; otherwise, consider API with development effort.
2. If Moodle: What version of Moodle is installed?
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3.8+ → use Moodle Plugin (ideal option: easiest setup, includes all functionality).
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Older / unsupported version → use LTI integration (with functional limitations compared to the plugin. For a detailed comparison of Moodle Plugin and Moodle LTI functionality, see the article: Comparing the functionality of Moodle plugin and LTI Moodle integrations).
3. What level of control does the client need?
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Full exam workflow inside their platform, no redirects → SDK.
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Simple connection, redirect acceptable → LTI (or Moodle Plugin if on supported Moodle).
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Flexible, custom integration with developers → API.