As a Princeton University student, I need to find out about the newest research databases available. What are the names of the three most recently added or trial databases listed on the 'Databases' page? Additionally, how do I access these databases when I'm not on campus, and what is the process for reporting a technical issue with a database?
Navigate to 'https://library.princeton.edu'. Click on the 'Databases' link (ID 558). Scroll down to the 'New / Trial Databases' section. Identify and list the names of the first three databases mentioned in this section. Locate and click on the 'Off-Campus Access' link (ID 2514 or 8564). Summarize the general instructions for off-campus access. Navigate back to the 'Databases' page. Locate and click on the 'Report a Problem' link (ID 2518 or 8568). Describe the process or information required to report a problem with a database.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Databases' page. The agent identifies the three most recent or trial databases (e.g., 'Documenting the Targeting and Destruction of the Health Sector in the Gaza Strip', 'Global Press Archive', 'Jacob's Pillow Dance Interactive'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Off-Campus Access' page or identifies the information on the 'Databases' page if it's a pop-up or direct text. The agent clearly explains that off-campus access typically requires logging in with Princeton NetID and password. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Report a Problem' page or identifies the information on the 'Databases' page if it's a pop-up or direct text. The agent describes that reporting a problem involves filling out a form or contacting a specific email/department, often requiring details about the database and the issue encountered.