DevCon: Playing Nice with PowerShell and the Learn REST API

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Microsoft Powershell can now be deployed across a wide range of server environment allowing code to be easily shared across multiple platforms. This presentation will focus on examples of using PowerShell to interact with the Learn REST API. Attendees will learn how to setup authentication in PowerShell, make calls, and process results using POSH. There will be examples of many common use cases including: account creation and update, course creation, content creation, and gradebook polling to name a few.

Presenter: Mike Buchanon

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david.hallam Sep 10, 2018 9:04 AM

Does anyone have a copy of the code snippets that are provided in this presentation, that they are willing to share?

Mike Buchanon

As Reading some of the code from the images in the PDF is really difficult.

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mike.buchanon @ david.hallam on Oct 15, 2018 3:43 PM

Sorry Dave Hallam! I haven't signed into this account in a while You can see all the code snippets on GitHub.com (GitHub - CollegisEduLTS/DevConRESTAPIExamples: Sample Files from DevCon 2018 - Playing Nice with PowerShell and the Lear… ) Let me know if you have any issues.

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mbuchanon Oct 15, 2018 3:52 PM

Anyone have any idea how to get this presentation linked to my actual account? I'm "mike.buchanon@collegiseducation.com" and "mike.buchanon@rasmussen.edu" no longer works as an email That's why I didn't immediately respond to Dave Hallam's question.

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cc0069351 @ mbuchanon on Oct 19, 2018 9:14 AM

In the upper right hand corner, to the left of the search box, click the chevron. When the menu opens up, click on your name. This will get you to the area where you can edit your profile.

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mbuchanon @ cc0069351 on Oct 19, 2018 9:29 AM

Thanks Carrie, unfortunately, the issue is that the presentation was posted by Blackboard and is linked to an older, unused profile on the community site. I can't change that association to my active profile that's connected to my correct email. I've emailed a few folks asking them to update the presenter attribution and to remove my older, unused profile. Hopefully, that'll get it taken care of.

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david.hallam Sep 10, 2018 9:04 AM
Does anyone have a copy of the code snippets that are provided in this presentation, that they are willing to share?
Mike Buchanon
As Reading some of the code from the images in the PDF is really difficult.
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- mike.buchanon @ david.hallam on Oct 15, 2018 3:43 PM
  Sorry Dave Hallam! I haven't signed into this account in a while You can see all the code snippets on GitHub.com (GitHub - CollegisEduLTS/DevConRESTAPIExamples: Sample Files from DevCon 2018 - Playing Nice with PowerShell and the Lear… ) Let me know if you have any issues.
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mbuchanon Oct 15, 2018 3:52 PM
Anyone have any idea how to get this presentation linked to my actual account? I'm "mike.buchanon@collegiseducation.com" and "mike.buchanon@rasmussen.edu" no longer works as an email That's why I didn't immediately respond to Dave Hallam's question.
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- cc0069351 @ mbuchanon on Oct 19, 2018 9:14 AM
  In the upper right hand corner, to the left of the search box, click the chevron. When the menu opens up, click on your name. This will get you to the area where you can edit your profile.
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  - mbuchanon @ cc0069351 on Oct 19, 2018 9:29 AM
    Thanks Carrie, unfortunately, the issue is that the presentation was posted by Blackboard and is linked to an older, unused profile on the community site. I can't change that association to my active profile that's connected to my correct email. I've emailed a few folks asking them to update the presenter attribution and to remove my older, unused profile. Hopefully, that'll get it taken care of.
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