Single sign-on to online subscriptions with OpenAthens

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OpenAthens makes single sign-on to your library's online collection easy and seamless. This presentation explains the benefits of single sign-on to subscriptions and the various user journeys that are available when accessing journals.

Technology

Single sign-on to online subscriptions
www.eduserv.org.uk/openathens
with OpenAthens
Robert Scaysbrook – OpenAthens Account Manager
Adam Snook –OpenAthens Technical Consultant

Library resources
• Use of electronic resources has grown exponentially
over past 10 years (many libraries are now 100%
electronic)
• Librarians subscribe to publisher resources
• Their users go to the publisher website
• Need to identify themselves as subscribers
• Both on and off-site

The need for OpenAthens
• IP authentication isn’t working for you?
• Remote access is a priority?
• Little IT support?
• Wish to integrate with your existing user directory?
• Want statistics by user category?

How librarians use OpenAthens
 To achieve single sign-on to their entire online collection
 To allow users remote access
 To set permissions by individual or group
 To get user statistics on resource usage
 To reduce subscription costs
 Benefit from our expert technical support and
administrator training program

OpenAthens features
• One individual username for all library resources
• Subscribers defined independently of IP address
• Fully hosted solution
• Use our managed directory or your own
• Easy administration tools – designed for librarians!
• Includes customisable user portal

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When it comes to unit testing in the .NET ecosystem, developers have a wide range of options available. Among the most popular choices are NUnit, XUnit, and MSTest. These unit testing frameworks provide essential tools and features to help ensure the quality and reliability of code. However, understanding the differences between these frameworks is crucial for selecting the most suitable one for your projects.

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Nunit vs XUnit vs MSTest Differences Between These Unit Testing Frameworks.pdf

Single sign-on to online subscriptions with OpenAthens

1. Single sign-on to online subscriptions www.eduserv.org.uk/openathens with OpenAthens Robert Scaysbrook – OpenAthens Account Manager Adam Snook –OpenAthens Technical Consultant

2. Library resources • Use of electronic resources has grown exponentially over past 10 years (many libraries are now 100% electronic) • Librarians subscribe to publisher resources • Their users go to the publisher website • Need to identify themselves as subscribers • Both on and off-site

3. The need for OpenAthens • IP authentication isn’t working for you? • Remote access is a priority? • Little IT support? • Wish to integrate with your existing user directory? • Want statistics by user category?

4. How librarians use OpenAthens  To achieve single sign-on to their entire online collection  To allow users remote access  To set permissions by individual or group  To get user statistics on resource usage  To reduce subscription costs  Benefit from our expert technical support and administrator training program

5. OpenAthens features • One individual username for all library resources • Subscribers defined independently of IP address • Fully hosted solution • Use our managed directory or your own • Easy administration tools – designed for librarians! • Includes customisable user portal

6. Improving access to your online collection

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Here’s EBSCO’s A-Z for a much larger collection Includes links for on-site users Different links for off-site Athens users Still single click access
Ballarat Health Services inVictoria Australia Use EBSCO’s Link Source as link resolver Populate PubMed & Google Scholar with their collection This is PubMed with their LinkOut URL
Selected article with link resolver icon
Get options for results IP & Athens User can choose – know whether they’re onsite of off-site
Here’s the article – another single click
Another example for a different customer Medstar Washington Hospital using Google Scholar User uses Library Links in Settings to select his library
This time using TDNet’s Link Resolver Uses the ‘FindIt ‘ icon
Single click to the article

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