Confusion? Oxford had to know the repercussions this denial of
access for academic subscribers would cause. Or they are totally
ignorant of (at least) the US university/college semester system.
I agree with Ann Skiold comment about JSTOR. Its format has changed
so much from its initial debut which had a really useful advance
search & excellent displayed subject tags which controlled the
relevance sort & told you volumes about what the article was
really about. Increasingly I find the interfaces of databases to be
less research friendly.
Jet Prendeville, Art/Architecture Librarian
Fondren Library, Rice University, Houston
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Upon viewing it, I immediately called to express my
concern. I was told that Oxford is aware of confusion with the
login box on the left, and there are hopefully plans to at least
minimize it. I am hoping calling or emailing Oxford Art Online
directly may help initiate changes to some of the more
problematic elements of the layout and functionality.
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