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Join a Discussion Forum

Follow the steps outlined below to Join a Discussion Forum:

Step-by-Step Guide on Joining a Discussion Forum 

Step 1: Log In to Your CCOS Account 

Ensure that you are logged in to your CCOS account. If you don't have one, request a CCOS user account by completing the user account request form. Choose an identity provider (NIH, InCommon, or Login.gov) for logging in. 

Step 2: Navigate to the Discussion Forums Page 

On the CCOS website, under the CTSA Groups and Meetings menu, find and click on Discussion Forums.

Step 3: Select the Desired Discussion Forum

Scroll through the page to locate the specific discussion forum of interest. Click the View Forum button next to the desired forum.

Step 4: Choose Your Login Option 

On the selected discussion forum page, you'll be redirected to the NCATS Google Login page. Choose between New User or Returning User based on your status. 

Step 5: Log In

  • If you are a returning user: Log in using your institution login credentials through InCommon, your Login.gov account, or your NIH login credentials. 
    • You will then be directed to the CTSA Login page. Log in again with your selected identity provider to access the Discussion Forum page. 
  • If you are a new user: If it's your first time accessing the discussion forum, click on the Apply to Join button.  
    • You will receive an email notification confirming the administrator's approval or denial of your request. 

Additional Support: If you encounter any issues, refer to the Discussion Forums Access and Features Guide or email CCOS Support. A team member will respond within one business day.

Documents

Guidance - CTSA Discussion Forums

guidance - ctsa discussion forums, 1.2MB

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