Which resources implemented SSO?

Answer

Resources:

CNKI
Digital Theatre Plus
Elsevier
- ClinicalKey
- Embase
- Engineering Village platform (including Compendex, Inspec, and GeoRef)
- Knovel
- Reaxys
- ScienceDirect
- Scopus
IEEE
JSTOR
Lyell Collection
O'Reilly
OverDrive/Libby
Oxford Academic
Project Euclid
Roper
Springer
Taylor & Francis
- eBooks
- Journals
University of Chicago Press
Wiley Online

Note: We've worked with the vendors listed above to implement SSO and tested access for all relevant patron groups. However, some vendors have implemented SSO without our input, and their links may not function.

Definition & Explanation

Single Sign On (SSO): A single sign-on service allows users to use one login credentials to access multiple resources, sites, and applications.

The different platforms provide access to their products and services after they recognize your affiliation with Duke University when you use your institutional credentials.

The platforms display their SSO routes differently. Some examples of what action a patron might take depending on the platform:

typing only their Duke email into the login bar, which recognizes their affiliation with Duke
selecting "Find Your Institution," and typing "Duke University" into a search box
clicking "Sign in via Your Institution" and selecting "Duke University" from a drop-down list
selecting "Access via Your Institution" and selecting "USA (InCommon) Federation" from a drop-down list before selecting "Duke University" from a second drop-down list

Note: A patron is not logging into the platform. Either method (shown below) directs the patron to the Duke University login portal unless they have an active session that is still open.

A. "Direct" Log In

Description: O'Reilly Login Interface before SSO Check