Banned Books Week is an opportunity to celebrate our freedom to read and our First Amendment rights by focusing on the benefits of having free access to information and the freedom to express ideas and how attempts to censorship can detract from…
Barbara Powell-Schager, a media specialist at Big Shanty Intermediate School in Cobb County School District, tells us, “GALILEO is an incredible resource that provides up-to-date information to students of all ages. As the media specialist in an…
Bekkah Riecke, Administrative Assistant for Information Literacy in Asa H. Gordon Library at Savannah State University tells us, “I am a HUGE fan of GALILEO! It was launched the year I moved to Georgia and I think I’ve used it every year since…
An English professor at Macon State College says she is a fan of GALILEO because “it reliably provides excellent critical and research sources.” Thank you for your support. We are glad that the English faculty at Macon State College find GALILEO…
Rose Metts, Assistance Professor of English – Liberal Arts at Savannah State University, tells us, “I teach Freshman Composition, both parts. Because each course requires a research paper and technology has improved to the point of accessing…
