Hi everyone,
As some of you may be aware, I lead a small Xerte project at University of Edinburgh(UoE) that needs to provide a business case for Xerte becoming a centrally supported service for the whole institution. I would like to gain insight to how other institutions (FE/HE) have managed the authorisation of Xerte and "policing" of Xerte content.
At the moment I need to manually add a new user's username via the Xerte management panel. Once this has been done the user can then log in using our SSO authentication (CoSign). We do not have Xerte configured to allow automatic authorisation that would allow a new user (who hasn't been added via the management panel) to sign-in with their University credentials to gain access to the Xerte workspace. So my questions are:
Q1. Does your institution allow anyone with appropriate credentials to log into your Xerte service without any vetting?
Q2. If you do allow for automatic authentication and authorisation, how do you manage the scalability and capacity of your Xerte service? (we have over 35,000 user accounts).
Q3.How do you "police" the content that users create to ensure malicious or inappropriate content is not being published? Is a terms of use enough?
Many thanks in advance,
Alison