Welcome to OpenAthens workshops Feb Mar 2009

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Purpose of the day

• Learn about and see the latest developments for OpenAthens

• Preview OpenAthens LA 2.0

• See the improvements to simplify and ease the use of OpenAthens Managed Directory for Athens Administrators

• Learn about the usability developments and new tools for helping you to help your staff and students in the MyAthens interface

• Find out about pricing of annual subscriptions from August 2009 and your next steps

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The team

Keith Dixon – AIM Manager

David Orrell – Identity Systems Architect

Tom Demeranville – Senior Software Engineer

Sarah Quintin – Software Engineer

Simon Timms – Application Support Engineer

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Agenda for the day

11.00 Intro and Welcome – Stephen Butcher

11.10 The current situation, satisfaction & intentions - Andrew

11.20 Moving forward with OpenAthens – Keith

11.50 Getting support for OpenAthens – Simon

12.10 Overview of the PM workshops – David/Tom

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Agenda for the day … cont

12.15 Lunch and networking – ALL

13.00 - 14.00 Workshops :

Breakout session 1:

13.00 An introduction to OpenAthens LA 2.0 – David

Breakout session 2:

13.00 Administration Tools – Tom

13.30 MyAthens Future Directions - Sarah

Final session

14.00 Questions and wrap up - ALL

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eduservCurrent situation, satisfaction and institutional intentions for 2009/[email protected]

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OpenAthens

• 351 institutions subscribed to OpenAthens– 60% FE Colleges

– 40% HEIs

– 28% subscribed for 3 years

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Satisfaction

• Research conducted Dec 08

• 90% satisfied with the service

• 90% were quite likely/very likely to recommend

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The detail!

Poor/Very Poor

%

Neither %

Good/Very Good

%

Don’t Know %

Track record 0 7 90 3

Experience in HE/FE 0 0 97 3

Customer focus 3 10 82 3

Innovation 0 21 69 10

Technical leadership 0 24 66 10

Specialised knowledge 0 10 86 3

Explanation of technical issues 3 14 80 3

Ongoing maintenance 7 3 87 3

Value for money 7 17 68 7

Ongoing communications 10 7 80 3

Technical Support 7 17 72 3

Invoicing 3 17 52 28

Non-tech help 0 25 65 10

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Intent Survey Jan 2009/10

• Advantages of OpenAthens

– Familiarity

– Continuity, no additional work for the Library

– Simple and easy to use and administer

– Usage statistics

– Participation in UKAMF

– Access to Shibboleth resources

– Access to non-Shibbolised resources

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Intent Survey Jan 2009/10

• Advantages of OpenAthens

– Do not have to develop in-house IdP

– Minimal impact on internal IT

– Access to online resources off campus

– Good value

– Peace of mind

– Support

– Enables a smooth transition to local authentication

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Intent Survey Jan 2009/10

• Perceived areas for improvement– Service desk response

– Promoting non-Athens resources on MyAthens

– Reliability

– Subscription fees

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Intent Survey Jan 2009/10

• Perceived areas for improvement– Confusion between accessing Athens &

Shibboleth resources

– Issues accessing Shibboleth resources

– Lack of statistics for Shibboleth resources

– A password that matches existing student login/ID

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Intent 09/10

Do you intend to subscribe in 09/10? %Definitely will 42Almost certainly 21Probably will 20Might not 14Definitely not 3

Suggests between 63% and 97% will subscribe= between 221 and 340 institutions

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Reasons for subscribing / not

• Subscribing– Lack of skill/time/budget to implement & support Shibb

– Happy with OpenAthens

– Access to Athens resources

– OpenAthens LA 2.0

• Not– Have a functioning Shibboleth Idp

– Proxies/IP authentication

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Resources

Ave

How many resources do you subscribe to? 265

Athens 62%

Shibboleth 40%

Other 8%

State of flux, mixed bag for the foreseeable future

Institutions need a solution that is flexible and adaptable

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Delivering the benefits of IT for

learning and research

Your ideas and feedback are welcome

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A bit of history

• 1988 shared service initiatives within HE/FE

• Eduserv est 1999 - registered charity

• Eduserv Foundation est in 2003

A shared service success story!

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Our purpose

To realise the benefits of IT for

learning and research

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Fulfilling our purpose

• Sustainable shared services– Licenence Negotiation

– Access and Identity

• Funding & disseminating R&D