This tutorial shows you how to use topic pages within Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints to research key issues and topics of debate.
This tutorial shows you how to download results or use the Send to tool to add documents to Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive from many Gale resources.
This tutorial shows you how to use tools like Translate and Listen to support varied learning needs within many Gale resources.
This tutorial shows you how to use the Get Link tool found in many Gale resources to create persistent links back to documents, searches, and more.
This tutorial shows you how to integrate materials from library resources directly into your Google Classroom site to share with students.
This tutorial shows you how to use Highlights and Notes to keep track of key concepts and document sections within many Gale resources.
This tutorial shows you how to add Gale resources into your Canvas LMS courses so that you can add premium Gale content to assignments and other activities, and so that (if desired) you and your students can access Gale resources from the left-hand course menu to perform research within Canvas.
This tutorial shows you how to use the Topic Finder found in many Gale resources to analyze search results and create a unique research topic.
This tutorial shows you how to direct students to premium Gale sources by embedding content directly into assignments, discussions, quizzes, and more directly from your Canvas LMS.
This tutorial shows you how to direct students to premium Gale sources by embedding content directly into assignments, discussions, quizzes, and more directly from your Schoology LMS.
This tutorial shares strategies for narrowing wide research topics, and using advanced search features to pinpoint documents within your Gale In Context resources.
This tutorial highlights some quick techniques for developing a research topic with the help of your Gale In Context resources.
This video highlights some of the reasons students should use the library and Gale resources.