If you need to log into GALILEO but don't know your password, you may be able to sign in just by using your geographic location. If you see an "Automatically log in" link, as in the screen capture above, this feature is available to you. Once the…
Black History Month will soon be here, and GALILEO includes many articles, images, and videos to help Georgia schools and libraries celebrate. Start by entering a person or event associated with African American history in the Discover GALILEO…
With the Georgia General Assembly in session, you will see news stories about bills going through the Georgia House of Representatives or the Georgia State Senate. You may not be old enough to remember Schoolhouse Rock, but f you've ever wondered…
Ray Charles was born on this day in 1930 in Albany, Georgia. Charles pioneered the style that came to be known as “soul,” a blend of gospel music, blues, and jazz. He performed for over four decades; however, he may be best known for the song…
Before there was Blogger, before YouTube, before MySpace, even before Google, there was GALILEO. The GALILEO website went live on September 21, 1995, opening up a world of reliable, authoritative information for Georgians. Visit A Vision for One…