Lt Help Center

Setting Up Your Instance

Choose your group workflow

Use the workflow supported by your course and give students the matching instructions. Group login and group sharing have different steps.

Group login

Students sign in together on one shared computer. Each student enters their own credentials, and the first student added becomes the group leader.

Group sharing

One student enters the agreed responses and shares the work. Every recipient signs in to their own account, previews the completed work and accepts the correct version.

Adding a recipient is not acceptance. Each recipient must review and accept the shared work to be included and receive credit.

Prepare and review group lessons

Download the group work instructions template (.kura)

Import it into your Lt course, then copy the opening and closing panels for your chosen workflow into your lesson.

Panels are the building blocks of lesson pages in Lt. They allow you to add instructional content, interactive media, questions, and data acquisition activities to a lesson.

Tips for beautiful layouts in Lt

Less is more — simple layouts are easier to follow
Use common proportions (halves, thirds, quarters)
Keep page layouts consistent
Avoid text panels wider than 8 columns
Allow images to fill their panel when possible

Panel Types

Core panels used to add instructional content, media, and layout elements to a lesson page.

Text Panel - Add instructions and formatted text
Image Panel - Display diagrams or figures
Button Panel - Create action or download buttons
Table Panel - Display structured data in rows and columns
Spreadsheet Panel - Display a read-only spreadsheet with calculated values
Graph Panel - Display data visually using graphs
Whitespace Panel - Add spacing between panels
Notebook Panel - Allow students to record notes
Mini Pages Panel - Organize content into tabbed sections
Hotspot Panel - Create interactive image-based questions

Panels used to assess student understanding.

Text Question - Students enter a written response to a question.
Upload and Annotate Image - Students upload an image and annotate it with labels or markings
Multi-Choice Question - Students select one or more correct answers from a list of options.
Table Question - Students complete or interpret data within a table.
Spreadsheet Question - Students enter or calculate values using spreadsheet-style cells.
Graph Question - Students analyze or interact with graphical data.
Label Image - Students identify parts of an image by placing labels.
Drag and Drop - Students drag items to the correct location or category.
Categories - Students sort items into defined groups.
Fill in Blanks - Students complete sentences or statements by entering missing words.

Panels used to add interactive media and demonstrations.

Video - Embed YouTube or upload video content for students to view within a lesson.
Audio - Add audio recordings or sound clips for students to listen to.

Panels used to record and analyze physiological data from connected PowerLab hardware.

Read-only Data - Displays recorded data without allowing changes.
Data Sampling - Records physiological signals during an experiment.
Data Value - Displays numeric values derived from recorded data.
Stimulator - Controls stimulus output during experiments.
Spirometry - Records and analyzes respiratory measurements.
Units Calibration - Allows calibration of recording units before sampling.
Read-only Scope - Displays signals without allowing interaction.
Scope Sampling - Shows signals in real time while recording.

Advanced authoring

Popups - Add extra information, learning objectives, and definitions to your lesson.

Email and Password

Changing Your Lt Password

Changing Your Lt Email Address

Password Guidelines

Role Management

Administrator and Staff Roles in Lt

Choose the software for your hardware

Your setup	What to use
Lt with compatible PowerLab Sensors or earlier Lt Sensors	Lt Sampling on a compatible Mac or Windows computer.
Lt with a compatible PowerLab acquisition unit	kuraCloud Desktop Application (KCDA), on Windows.
Lt LabStation	Lt LabStation is a standalone Windows product with its own Data Service. It does not require a separate Lt Sampling or KCDA installation.

Sampling platform limits: data sampling in Lt is not currently supported on ChromeOS, Android, iPadOS or iOS.