I would just like to tell you that JSTOR is a huge success among our faculty and students. It is by far the most used electronic collection, which is because the user interface is superior to all other electronic periodicals on the market.

I am a student with a severe learning disability and I use Kurzweil to read essays and articles. Thank you so much for providing a download function which works with Kurzweil. It is a HUGE time saver. Without this option, I would have to print out articles from JSTOR at school, go home and scan them. Only then would I be able to use them. (My disabilities cause me to have to do a lot of extra scanning and background work before I can do my schoolwork.) Your download function not only saves me time, it makes me equal to other students who are not disabled who can read articles right off the screen. Once again, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

I have immediately received a welcome message - and now all three new collections are available! I was really amazed to look through this long, long list of journals and spent about two hours exploring the new high-quality content we now have access to. I am happy, as, I hope, our patrons will be. As we now have four collections instead of one, we shall use JSTOR with quadruple energy!

The response to JSTOR at Burroughs has been fantastic. We are currently in the heat of term paper "season" and students are making heavy use of it. The teachers are quite pleased as well; I've received some of the most positive responses ever from the faculty. So we're quite happy.

The enthusiastic anticipation among many faculty members at the prospect of having access to the JSTOR collections is amazing. No other database has elicited such a positive response.

Last updated on September 8, 2006