How to Navigate ContentZone

Do I have to be a member to access the ContentZone?  

You must register on EngineerZone to access ContentZone. Click Log In on the top right of EngineerZone and register using your email. 

How can I use the search filters? 

Use the filters on the left of ContentZone to find content that interests you.  You can search by Content Type, Industry Solutions, and Product Categories.  You can select more than one filter.

How can I bookmark ContentZone content?

Only content with the EngineerZone logo  can be bookmarked.  Make sure you are on the EngineerZone page you would like to bookmark. 

To bookmark content, click on the bookmark image at the top of each page by your user avatar, and a drop-down menu will appear.

Click on "Bookmark this article." It will then be located within your bookmarks, organized by content, applications, groups, and followed members.

EZ Personalization

How do I fill out the EZ Personalization fields in my profile?

Visit the “EZ Personalization” section in your profile. Select your interests from each category to personalize the content on your profile.

What kind of interests can I select?

You can choose from various markets, technologies, and products. The more selections you make, the more tailored content you’ll receive.

Can you give examples of categories I can select?

Categories include Automotive Solutions, Power Management, and many more. For instance, if you’re interested in automotive topics, you can explore recent webinars, blogs, videos, technical articles, and more.

You can update your profile anytime to see a wide range of suggested content. Click “View More Content” to discover suggested blogs, forums, and webinars.

Is the “EZ Personalization” section visible to other EZ members?

No, your profile's “EZ Personalization” section is not visible to other EZ members.

What benefits do I get from personalizing my profile?

Personalizing your profile gives you a customized experience with content tailored to your interests. You can find content about familiar topics or discover something new.