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Why am I here?

You are here because the service you are trying to access requires you to sign in.

How do I sign in?

You can sign in via many ways. If you don't know what to pick, follow this list:


1. Use an account you already have at your educational/research institution. Use this if your institution is part of these identity federations:

 Kalmar (Nordic countries), SIR (Spain), UKfederation (UK), InCommon (US), Tuakiri (NZ), AAF (AU), SURFconext (NL), eduGAIN.

There are a number of institutions that were manually added upon their request, you can find these at the "Miscellaneous" tab.

 

2. If that doesn't work, you can use a Google/LinkedIn/Twitter other social networks account.


3. As a last resort, if you don’t have an account at any of the above, you can create a new account at OpenIDP, and use that to sign in. This service only requires a name and an e-mail address. We plan on running a guest IdP ourselves in the near future.


Whatever you choose, be sure to choose the same option on any subsequent sign ins.

The login page will help you remember what you picked.

 

 

Why do I have to go through all of this complicated stuff?

 

We believe this set-up is the best solution that allows you to control your data, while increasing safety by preventing the creation of yet another username/password.

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