Renaming "Find Articles"

 
DATABASE LINK SURVEY

As the resources available to our users have changed, the names of some of our navigation links are either misleading or less informative than we'd like. In the navigation bar at the right side of the Ryan Library home page, you'll see a link that says "Find Articles (Databases)."

Please help us improve the usefulness of that link by reconsidering the way it's worded.
1. The list accessed by choosing "Find Articles (Databases)" on the library's home page includes several types of resources.

In the list below, indicate which of these resources you have used.
Yes, I've used resources like thisNo, I haven't used resources like this
Periodical Resources (like JSTOR, Academic Search Premier, or Lexis Nexis)
Reference Resources (like American National Biography, Cambridge Histories Online, or Oxford Reference Online)
Media Resources (like Films On Demand or Naxos Music Library)
2. Which option BEST describes the resources available through the "Find Articles (Databases)" link on the library's home page?
3. Which option would be the MOST CONFUSING description of the resources available through the "Find Articles (Databases)" link on the library's home page?
4. Is there a better name for this link than the ones mentioned in Questions 2 and 3 above? We'd love to hear your suggestion!
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