Event - Federating the next generation
Date 23 - 24 November 2009
Venue Park Plaza, Cardiff Map of Park Plaza, Cardiff
Tag for this event #FAM09
The UK Access Management Federation has been in operation for nearly three years, and a large majority of UK Higher and Further Education institutions are now using federated access via tools such as Shibboleth and Open Athens to access publisher resources. The JISC Access Management team has been working with a wide variety of organisations to explore the next steps in making the most of this technology, and this event will introduce attendees to some of the key topics in this area.
The importance of SAML as an international standard has been stressed by the UK federation since its inception, and as such the event will have strong international representation. Speakers will be discussing the roadmap for Shibboleth, the importance of dynamic metadata, and other upcoming developments in federated access.
The integration of user-managed access management with institutionally affiliated accounts is an important topic as more users enter education with an existing online presence, and more institutions question their role in provisioning identities for students. Representatives from organisations such as OpenID will be discussing their views on access management.
As federated access is integrated more widely within institutions the importance of group management is being tackled. This allows better granularity for publisher access and helps with group management for access to wikis, blogs and other collaborative software.
Finally, extending access to solve library focused issues will be considered. The event will be asking if federated access can help resolve the walk-in user issue, looking at additional authorised user groups, and considering the importance of consent management.
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Presentations
Speaker Presentations Keynotes
Peter Tinson (UCISA) and Sara Marsh (SCONUL)
Mark Cross (OpenID)
Josh Howlett (edGAIN)
Mark Tysom (JANET (UK))
Nate Klingenstein (Internet2)
Speaker Presentations Parallel Session 1
Rhys Smith (Cardiff University)
Sara Pearson (University of Birmingham), Francis Lowry (Nottingham Trent University) and Richard Cross (Nottingham Trent University)
Ian Young (EDINA)
Speaker Presentations Parallel Session 2
Chad La Joie (SWITCH)
Andy Swiffin (University of Dundee)
John Paschoud (LSE)
Speaker Presentations Parallel Session 3
Caleb Racey (Newcastle University)
Chris Brown (JISC)
Helen Baird (Oakleigh Consulting Ltd.) and Liam Earney (JISC Collections)
Speaker Presentations Parallel Session 4
Nicole Harris (JISC)
Fiona Culloch (EDINA) and Robin Wilton (Future Identity Ltd.)
Andreas Solberg (UNINETT)
Programme
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Day one
| Time |
Presentation |
11:00 - 12:00
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Registration - Hotel Lobby
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| 12:00 - 13:00 |
Lunch - Park Suite
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| 13:00 -13:30 |
Identity and Access as UK priority (Sconul & UCISA) (Sara Marsh and Peter Tinson) - Plaza Suite
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| 13:30 - 14:30 |
International developments/Commercial developments (Mark Cross & Josh Howlett) - Plaza Suite |
| 14:30 - 15:00 |
Coffee |
| 15:00 - 15:45 |
Parallel Sessions 1
|
| 15:55 - 16:40 |
Parallel Sessions 2
|
| 16:50 - 17:30 |
Open discussions in 'idea room' / free time, including lightning talks from projects. - Civic Suite 5 Drinks and snacks provided!
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| 19:00 |
Dinner and Drinks and Games Night. - Plaza Suite Dinner will start at 20:00 with drinks available from 19:00. - Park Suite and Plaza Suite |
Day two
Booking
This event is free for delegates from further and higher education institutions. Other interested parties should contact jisc-access-management@jiscmail.ac.uk for more information. Places are on a strictly first come, first served basis.
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Additional information
Please note, this event is aimed at current practitioners in the field of federated access management. If you are interested in adopting and wish to learn more about the technology and organisational choices you may be interested in the UK Federation in Practice event