I need to find information about libraries in Michigan that offer Gale databases. First, search for 'Michigan'. Once the results load, identify and list the full name, city, state, and zip code for 'Central Michigan University' (University / College). For 'Central Michigan University', navigate to its details page and list the first three databases available. Additionally, describe what the 'Use your location' button does and when it might be useful, and if my institution wasn't listed, what are the two main pieces of advice given on the page, and what should I do if those don't work?
Navigate to 'https://link.gale.com/apps/menu'. Enter 'Michigan' into the 'Search by institution name' input field. Click the search button. Wait for the search results to fully load and the 'Searching for Institutions...' message to disappear. Locate 'Central Michigan University' in the search results and extract its full name, city, state, and zip code. Click on 'Central Michigan University' to navigate to its details page. On the 'Central Michigan University' details page, identify and list the first three databases shown. Navigate back to the main search results page (or the initial search page if a direct back button is not available). Identify the two pieces of advice given under 'Don't see your institution listed?'. Identify the recommended action if the advice doesn't help and the institution is still not found, including the option to complete a form. Describe the functionality of the 'Use your location' button based on the information provided on the page. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the Institution Finder page. The agent successfully searches for 'Michigan' and waits for the results to load. The agent correctly identifies 'Central Michigan University' with the city 'Mount Pleasant', state 'MI', and zip code '48859'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Central Michigan University' details page. The agent lists the first three databases for 'Central Michigan University' (e.g., 'Gale Academic OneFile', 'Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints', 'Gale Literature: LitFinder'). The agent states the two pieces of advice: 'Try using the full name of your institution name and avoid abbreviations.' and 'Try accessing the product through your library's website.' The agent states that if the advice doesn't work, the user should 'contact your library to learn more or complete this form and we'll connect with them to see if they're interested in adding the resource(s) to their collection.' The agent correctly describes the 'Use your location' button as a feature that allows users to find institutions near their current physical location, useful for quickly finding nearby libraries without knowing their names or specific search terms.