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LMS Integration Guide
A high-level overview for learning leaders, IT stakeholders, and decision-makers evaluating how HAL-E and AAE sit alongside an existing Learning Management System.
Integration approaches
Standalone
Users access HAL-E and AAE directly. Minimal technical integration. Best for pilots or when you want clean separation from the existing LMS stack.
LTI
Integrate as LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability) tools inside many modern LMS platforms. Launch from the existing learning environment with single sign-on where configured.
API-driven
For custom platforms or specific workflows: automated provisioning, progress sync, custom reporting. Deeper work, deeper fit.
Common LMS platforms
Experience integrating with a range of environments, including:
- Canvas (Instructure)
- Blackboard Learn
- Moodle
- Cornerstone OnDemand
- Docebo
- Custom or proprietary learning platforms
Data flow and security
Integrations follow data minimization. Typical exchange includes user identifiers, course or domain mappings, and progress or assessment results. Detailed data-flow diagrams and controls are provided during technical discovery — not in a public brochure.
What shapes the choice
- Existing identity provider (SSO) infrastructure
- Current LMS capabilities and roadmap
- Data residency or sovereignty requirements
- Desired automation vs. manual administration
- Timeline and internal technical capacity
Next steps
Detailed specifications, architecture recommendations, and timelines are developed in the Discovery phase of an enterprise deployment. See the Enterprise Deployment SOP for the phase model, or request a briefing.