Webinars

Gale In Context: Literature connects secondary students to resources that broaden their understanding of the literature they are studying. A variety of content types including primary sources, reference articles, multimedia, and interactive infographics support a deeper understanding. Full-text w ...

Join us for a special examination of the various Archives Unbound collections which focus on the history, experiences, and culture of the Indigenous Peoples in North America. Archives Unbound, originally a program designed to digitize unique microfilm collections, provides an ex ...

Media Literacy Week is October 23-27, and Gale has materials to support your lessons! Pre-created activity packets utilizing Gale In Context: Elementary, Middle School, and High School help guide students with a lesson a day fo ...

Gale In Context: For Educators is an award-winning resource that provides access to premium cross-curricular K12 content from Gale In Context resources combined with lesson plans, new assessment features, and collaborative tools. In this session we will cover the tools, content, and workflows ava ...

Explore Gale’s newest primary source archive with a Gale Trainer as your guide! Environmental History offers more than 400,000 pages of archival documents from the first stirrings of America’s environmental movements through 1980, providing critical context for our understanding of m ...

Gale’s Literature Resource Center has added some great new enhancements and content that will bolster research opportunities on your campus. Join us for a tour of the all-new browse functionality, 700+ portal pages focused on works of literature and literary topics, new primary and historical d ...

One of six Analysis Tools built into the Lab, Sentiment Analysis reveals trends or patterns in positive, negative, or neutral sentiment within a collected set of documents. Sentiment Analysis uses the AFINN Lexicon to assign a “sentiment score” to each document within a researcher’ ...

Join us for an engaging tour of “best bet” Gale resources, including Gale Health and Wellness, OneFile: Health and Medicine, and more, that support your Health Sciences studies. Learn the differences between these resources and how they best support students with health scie ...

One of six Analysis Tools built into the Lab, Named Entity Recognition extracts specific terms from a collected set of documents. Researchers can use Named Entity Recognition to aggregate a list of people, places, geo-political entities, dates, organizations, buildings, etc. that are fou ...

Political Extremism and Radicalism, Part III: Global Communist and Socialist Movements provides access to primary sources created by a variety of communist, socialist, and Far-Left groups, and figures across the world’s capitalist nations, as well as materials generated by anti-communi ...

Discover the newly enhanced Gale Presents: Peterson's Career Prep, an invaluable resource for career exploration and preparation. Experience new enhancements that provide comprehensive tools for success for job seekers and students. Explore career assessments, resume builder, interview preparatio ...

Join Gale and our special guest, David (Zdenek) Chroust, Associate Professor and Social Science Librarian at Troy University in Alabama, for a four-part webinar series that examines ethnocentrism, the national security state, mainstream media, and reckonings in America to seek b ...

The Gale Digital Scholar Lab offers researchers six robust text analysis methods to support a variety of Digital Humanities projects. In this webinar we will examine one of these tools in detail: Ngram Analysis. This tool offers researchers a pathway for visualizing the frequency of cert ...

Academic interest in the social history of the twentieth century is rising as issues of social justice, equity, and diversity continue to impact our society globally.  Studying the trends, movements, and actions of the past helps inform our future, and academics are turning to primary sources to ...

Join Gale and our special guest, David (Zdenek) Chroust, Associate Professor and Social Science Librarian at Troy University in Alabama, for a four-part webinar series that examines ethnocentrism, the national security state, mainstream media, and reckonings in America to seek b ...

Join Gale and our special guest, David (Zdenek) Chroust, Associate Professor and Social Science Librarian at Troy University in Alabama, for the conclusion to a four-part webinar series examining ethnocentrism, the national security state, mainstream media, and reckonings in Ame ...