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Integrate Microsoft Reflect LTI with Blackboard Learn

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Microsoft Reflect is a wellbeing app designed to foster connection, expression, and learning by promoting self-awareness, empathy, and emotional growth.

Reflect LTI integration with Blackboard Learn is designed in compliance with the latest Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) standards, ensuring strong security and straightforward installation within your Blackboard Learn environment.

Integrate Reflect into Blackboard Learn to create impactful check-ins, gain wellbeing insights, and build a happier, healthier learning community.

Note

This guide provides IT admins steps for registering the Reflect LTI app for Blackboard Learn by Anthology.

The person who performs this integration should be an administrator of Blackboard Learn.

One-time setup by administrator

  1. Sign into your Blackboard Learn instance as an administrator.
  2. Select the Admin link in the global navigation.
  3. In the Administrator Panel, select the LTI Tool Providers link, and then select Register LTI 1.3/Advantage Tool.
  4. In the Client ID field, type or copy and paste this ID: f432c937-03fb-47e5-a8f8-fa55a85bc7bc.
  5. Review the prepopulated settings and Tool Status, and then select Submit to complete the registration.

Reflect is now installed and ready to be used as a tool in any course in your Blackboard Learn environment.

Ongoing use by course instructors and students

  1. After the initial setup, course instructors and students will find a link to Microsoft Reflect in the Tools section on every course.
  2. Instructors can add a link to Reflect in their course content:
    1. In the course navigation, select Content.
    2. Select Tools > More Tools, and then select Microsoft Reflect.
    3. You can edit the link information, such as the name or text, if you want to.
    4. Select Submit to add the link to the course content.
  3. On their first access, course instructors and students need to sign in using their Microsoft account to get started.
  4. Course instructors can create and share check-ins.
  5. Once check-ins are created, course students can access and respond to them by navigating to their Microsoft Reflect link.

Tip

Explore the Educator Toolkit for resources that can help educators bring the magic of Reflect to students and share it with peers.

  • Cookies should be allowed for Microsoft Reflect.
  • Popups shouldn't be blocked for Microsoft Reflect.

Note

Cookies aren't allowed by default in the Chrome browser incognito mode and will need to be allowed.

Microsoft Reflect LTI works in the private mode in Microsoft Edge browser. Ensure that you haven't blocked cookies, which are allowed by default.