Workspace: Introduction to Workspace

What is Workspace?

When you register for a personal JSTOR account, you'll get access to your own personal Workspace. With your Workspace, you can:

• Save what you find on JSTOR, including articles, book chapters, images, and primary source materials to revisit anytime
• Organize your research with folders
• Add your own notes to items you've saved
• Export your research as reference lists or presentations
• Present your research in full screen mode
• Share folders with other members of your institution

Viewing your Workspace

There are a few different ways to go to your Workspace on JSTOR.

You must first have a registered JSTOR account and be logged into your account. If you're not logged in, you'll be prompted to register or log in.

• Select Workspace in the main navigation at the top of the page.
• Or hover over the Tools menu in the main navigation at the top of the page, and select Workspace in the drop-down menu.
• Or select the Workspace link in the notification pop-up that appears after after you save an item.

Saving items to your Workspace

When viewing an item

To save an item when viewing the item page:

1. Click the Save button.
   • If you don't have a personal JSTOR account or aren't logged in, you'll be prompted to register or log in.
2. In the "Save to..." menu, you can optionally select an existing folder you'd like the item saved to or create a new folder by selecting "Create Folder".
3. Click the Save button to confirm.

From your search results

When searching on JSTOR, you can save one or more items to your Workspace directly from the search results page.

To save a single item, click the Save button next to the item. For images, this is in the corner of the image thumbnail.

Or to save multiple items in bulk:

1. Select the checkboxes next to the items you'd like to save.
   
   • You can select images, text items, or a combination of both.
   • You can save up to 250 items at a time.
2. Once you've selected all your items, click the Save button at the top of the search results page.
   • If you don't have a personal JSTOR account or aren't logged in, you'll be prompted to register or log in.
3. In the "Save to..." menu, you can optionally select an existing folder to save the item in or create a new folder by selecting "Create Folder".
4. Click the Save button to confirm.

You'll receive a confirmation message with a link to your Workspace, and any items you've saved will now display Saved on the Save button.