Workspace
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As generative AI reshapes how people discover and use scholarly content, traditional usage metrics no longer tell the full story. This post explores what “invisible use” means for libraries, how COUNTER and the wider community are responding, and how JSTOR is adapting to ensure library value remains visible in an AI-mediated research environment.
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JSTOR Workspace is a free research environment where you can save, organize, annotate, share, and present materials from JSTOR or your own files—perfect for teaching, learning, and scholarly work.
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When art historian and instructor Sienna Weldon discovered JSTOR’s Workspace, her research process transformed. What began as a simple bookmarking tool became a powerful, intuitive way to organize, annotate, and revisit materials—all in one place. Now, Sienna uses Workspace not only to streamline her own projects but also to empower students to approach research with…
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As a nonprofit, JSTOR is committed to equitable, sustainable access to knowledge. We partner with libraries, publishers, and institutions to make scholarship affordable, preserved, and accessible to all.
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PhD candidate and art historian Connie Robles shares how JSTOR’s Workspace became her essential hub for organizing research, citations, and teaching materials. By integrating articles and images in one flexible, intuitive space, Workspace helps researchers and educators stay organized, save time, and inspire students to develop strong digital research skills.
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