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JSTOR is a growing digital library that includes multiples types and formats of content. JSTOR is part of ITHAKA, a not-for-profit organization that also includes Artstor, Ithaka S+R, Portico.
For more detailed information on our content, please see our Resources for Librarians page.
New Orientation Resources for 2023-24
Resources for librarians and teachers or the 2023-24 school year can be accessed on our page Orientation: JSTOR updates you can use.
New JSTOR Admin Site
JSTOR released a new and improved Admin site for account administrators in 2022. Our new site features enhanced functionality designed to make your work easier.
You can find additional information about the new admin site in the JSTOR Administrator Accounts LibGuide page.
Welcome to JSTOR! This success guide brings together the key information you need to introduce JSTOR as an essential resource for your institution or organization.
The information in this guide is organized into three keys areas:
New to JSTOR? Here is a checklist of key actions for new institutional administrators:
In this recorded training session for the JSTOR Admin site you will learn about adding users to your school’s account, setting up access, updating your institution’s branding, creating and downloading usage reports, and more.
This 45 minute webinar is appropriate for librarians and other account administrators.
You can also learn more about upcoming webinars and access past training sessions from our JSTOR Webinars page. Please note that all webinars are recorded with a link to the video emailed to all registrants.
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