Ready to start sharing your content with millions of researchers on JSTOR? Follow these three easy steps to go live.
On this page:
Step 1: Create and customize an institutional landing page that showcases your unique content.
- Open the Admin menu in the sidebar and select Customize Landing Page. This will be the home for all of your institution's collections on JSTOR.
Check out Customizing your institution and collection pages for more info on how to make your collections stand out.
Step 2: Select where your collection will appear and the audience you’d like it to reach.
- Visit your Project Settings and select the Targets tab to set up a publishing destination and create your collection page.
- Choose an access level for your collection: “Anyone on the open web” to make your collection available to anyone searching or browsing JSTOR or the open web; or “Your institution” to limit access to members of your institution.
See Managing publishing targets for more information.
Step 3: Publish your content.
- If you've previously published collections to Artstor, there are a few differences to note when publishing to JSTOR. See them in our Feature comparison: Publishing to Artstor versus JSTOR.
- To maximize your content's discoverability through JSTOR's search facets and filters, be sure to check your field mappings before publishing. Check our recommended field mappings for recommendations.
- You’re now ready to publish your collection to JSTOR.
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Ready to enhance your collection further?
- Watch our available training webinars and videos.
- Check out the Publishing to JSTOR's Shared Collections section for more.