Hey @tommy,
Is there a chance it will be over by the end of the week?
We just depend on it for a big development we are doing these days ahead of the upcoming academic year at the university.
thanks,
Jacob.
Hey @tommy,
Is there a chance it will be over by the end of the week?
We just depend on it for a big development we are doing these days ahead of the upcoming academic year at the university.
thanks,
Jacob.
Hey @zuriely,
Not yet. Apologies for the long wait. I will let you know as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Tommy
Hey @tommy,
Is there anyone senior on the development team I can talk to?
This feature is very urgent and important to our university.
thanks,
Jacob.
Hey @zuriely,
We are nearing completion for the documentation and should have an update for you very soon.
CC @TimZoom
Thanks,
Tommy
@zuriely, weāll have docs out by next week. Tommy will update you when they are live!
Thanks for your patience!
Hey @AVJeff, @zuriely, @adrian.san, @jroorda,
The bulk meeting import via CSV docs have been published:
Thanks,
Tommy
Hey @tommy ,@TimZoom
This feature(import via CSV) is not newā¦It has been released in last February 2020.
I hope it is not related to our request regarding the new feature
Our request was about API not using a CSV fileā> like the topic:
āCreating a Zoom Meeting Via an API that Will Show Up in The Moodle/Canvas LTI Pro Appā
thanks,
Jacob.
Hey @tommy,
Can you please comment on my Reply .
Is what you wrote related to the new feature that will be released this week?
thanks!
Jacob.
Hey @zuriely,
This was released in August. Here is the flow that you can use to import meetings while using the API:
Thanks,
Tommy
Hey @tommy,
Thank you for your answer.
We have thousands of meetings per day (Over 2500 courses per semester)
We canāt import it manually every dayā¦(step 3)
Why we canāt just put the course number via the create meeting api
Please add a new field for the lms courseidā¦in the api.
It will be a good solution for a lot of schools!!!
Thanks
Jacob
Hey @tommy,@TimZoom
Can I import meetings via CSV to the LTI Pro by an API call and not manually?
thanks,
Jacob.
Hi, I think @zuriely is correctly asking here, because if I understood @tommy, we will have to manually go to the LTI Pro Configuration page, go to Import Meeting and manually click on āImport CSVā in order to make the meetings show up in the LTI Pro integration. That is not programmatically, is literally a manual step.
This issue is clearly for ācreate meetings programmatically that show in the LTI Proā, that is, calling an API with certain parameters to enable the Zoom meetings to show in the LTI Pro integration.
Unless there is a way to call this āImport CSVā button that I am missing, I donāt see how is this going to be programmatically.
Hi @adrian.san,@tommy
This is exactly what I meant and I was sure this is what I will get from Zoom.
Automated programming solution and certainly not a manual solution.
@tommy,
Another simple solution is to add a new setting in the Lti Pro that will allow to view all the meetings that the user has created. Also those created outside the Lms.
thanks,
Zuriely
Maybe Iām missing something here, but shouldnāt it be easy to tell us what Tracking Fields is using the LTI Pro App, so we can create the Meetings with the regular Zoom API with the proper tracking fields to show up in the LMS (Moodle/Canvas/etc through the LTI Pro embedded iframe).
Hi @adrian.san,
In my opinion it will not work this way because the the Lti pro manages a separate database.
The Lti is currently only familiar with meetings created manually in the course(LMS) by the lecturer.
Thatās why @tommy suggested the import process. The problem is that it is a manual process, as we have already written ā¦
The Tracking Fields are for the reverse process -> to identify meetings created through the Lti pro.
Hey @tommy,
If you are not familiar with how the LTI is handled , can you help us connect with someone who may know the answer? Ideally someone technical from the LTI Pro team and the Meeting API team.
The academic year in Israel starts at 18.10 and we must solve it.
thanks,
Jacob.