JSTOR

What is JSTOR?

JSTOR is a subscription database providing students and faculty

with on-campus and remote access to the archives of over 2,000

peer reviewed scholarly,

academic journals.

How Do I Conduct Research Basics on JSTOR?

This is a three mini-course guiding students in finding sources, their evaluation and citation using MLA.

How to Understand JSTOR with the

AI Assistant

This tool will summarize a JSTOR article or answer a question regarding an article to help a student understand the content more effectively.

How can I analyze a book passage on JSTOR?

Choose a text and choose a passage and JSTOR will find articles and chapters quoting that passage.

Is there a place on JSTOR where I can save my articles?

JSTOR's Workplace will let you save your articles and citations and let you share your work and even present your work.

How to Access JSTOR?

To access JSTOR in Regina:

2. Click on the library icon found on the top center: Have Library Access? Log in through your library.

3. Type in Regina and click on Regina High School.

4. Choose your Regina Google Account which should directly take you to the JSTOR database

4. To tell if you are in the right place, you should see on the top of the page: "Access provided by Regina Dominican High School"

To access JSTOR outside of school:

2. Enter the following information:

Username: rdhslibrary

Password: panthers

How do I Search For Information On JSTOR

There are different ways to search on JSTOR, such as through subject, title, journal,

key word, or collection.

Here are a few links to help:

Teacher Resources