Hi Jodi, It's not pandemic-specific but pandemic-coincident. Both SeamlessAccess and GetFTR were underway before the pandemic but many publishers have ramped up implementation to address issues of access. The PPT from the talk I gace with Ralph Youngen (Am Chemical Society) at NISOPlus is here: https://nisoplus20.sched.com/event/Yfv1/seamless-access-a-conversation-between-service-providers-and-librarians and there is a recording of the IAM webinar we presented (but unfortunately we had some technical glitches so near the end you'll hear us working through that - but we made it!): go to https://incommon.org/academy/webinars/ and the choose "Simplifying Federated Access to Scholarly Content and Services (May 2020" - the PPT for this second event is similar to the NISO Plus. Hope this is useful. Lisa ___ Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe [log in to unmask] On Tue, Oct 13, 2020 at 9:30 PM Jodi Schneider <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Since March, I've noticed that several scholarly publishers have improved > off-campus login-walls - or provided better integration with university > systems. > > I'd love to point MSLIS students to a summary/examples of some of these > changes. Have you written (or seen) a blog post on these? > > -Jodi > (in hopes of not having to write a post on how the pandemic at least has > brought a little relief to off-campus login UX...) >