ToM Migration

If you wish to import tracking data from the Teach on Mars platform back into your system, there is a way to do that using the Mission Center's web services.   What data This data is comparable to ...

The system has to call a web service on the Mission Center with the learnerId to obtain an Authentication Token, which is a random and unique string (see documentation): POST /api/learner-authoriza...

Teach on Mars application may allow users to create their own account. But they also allow clients to customize the register form that learners use to create their account and update their profile ...

It is possible to create a secondary service that brings new features to the app by using data from the Mission Center webservices. This service must be a web based and online application and could...

In short, API-based SSO is based on a process of exchanging an authentication token between the external application and Teach on Mars application, enabling a single authentication and simplified a...

Request and response structure The API is HTTP and JSON-based. Data passed in POST and PUT requests is stored in the body as JSON. In responses, the data is also stored in the body response and str...

FIRST, WHY USE WEB SERVICES? The Mission Center Web services is a way to have an external system exchange data with the Mission Center. This could be useful for a variety of reasons: You need to s...

The Teach on Mars solution has the option of prior validation of the Terms and Conditions of Use.   Guest mode (limited access without a login): the learner is invited to accept the Terms and Con...

Integration of additional languages ​​into your Teach on Mars solution The languages ​​of your Teach on Mars solution are determined when framing your project. French and English are the default la...