Cross-posted; please excuse duplication.  Please forward as appropriate.

Everyone,

FYI, please see EBSCO’s message below.  The Google Sign-in feature is useful to create individual accounts where a user can create custom folders and store retrieved articles, etc. within them.  I have enabled Google authentication in researchIT CT EBSCO accounts to make this an option for your users.

Eric

Eric Hansen | eGO and researchIT CT Coordinator | Eric.A.Hansen@ct.gov |Office: (860) 704-2224
Division of Library Development
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Subject: Sign in to EBSCO resources with Google

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