Consenting to EBSCO's data retention policy before accessing DISCOVER folder

We've had some reports recently of students not accepting EBSCO's Personal Data Retention and Usage statement below. These students now cannot access DISCOVER.

Please be aware that you do need to accept the policy in order to benefit from single sign on to EBSCO resources. If you do object, you can access DISCOVER via this alternative link, but will not get any folder or personalisation functionality. There is further information direct from EBSCO here.

Single Sign-On (SSO) and possible disruption to services

ICT are implementing Single Sign-On (SSO) for a number of University Services at the end of the month.

What is SSO?

Single sign-on (SSO) allows a user to sign on with university password to gain access to multiple applications and services without the necessity to logon to each system or service individually.

When will this be?

27th July and 30th July - 3rd August

Why are we doing this?

This is in response to feedback received from Students and to improve student experience.

Who will this affect?

Staff and Students

What will be affected?

Whilst SSO is being implemented and authentication is being switched to SSO, access to these following services may be intermittent.

·         Novell (Local PC Logon)

·         Blackboard/BREO

·         GSuite/GoogleMail

·         PebblePad

·         SiD Online

·         Library Systems – (Discover, Catalogue, e-Books, e-journals, book renewals, Repository, reading lists)

·         Webprint

·         MyPC (Book a PC)

·         Refworks (old and new)

·         Office365

·         Staff Website (In.beds)