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Even in These “Interesting Times,’ GALILEO Helps Libraries be the Solution

Posted: April 15, 2025

As GALILEO turns 30 this year, I’ve been feeling the stress of “living in interesting times” recently! While no statewide library legislation passed this year that would have required GALILEO to significantly rework its services, and we do not…

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GALILEO Launches 30th Anniversary Student Art Contest

Posted: March 03, 2025

GALILEO, Georgia’s virtual library, will be turning 30 years old this year. We’ve been around for a long time! We’re hoping Georgia's students can help us celebrate our birthday with our very first art contest. The winning student entry will be…

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Submit Nominations for the 2025 GALILEO Ambassador Award

Posted: February 28, 2025

Submit your nominations for the 2025 GALILEO Ambassador Award. The nominating period runs March 1-31. It is a recognition program built to honor educators, librarians, library staff, or other history or literacy advocates across the state who go the…

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User Survey Results: 93% Indicate GALILEO is Valuable

Posted: January 30, 2025

The 2024 Annual User Survey results are in! GALILEO reached its highest "value" score in seven years, with 93% of respondents indicating they believe GALILEO is a valuable resource. In 2017, the value score was 94%, followed by lower scores since…

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Registration is Now Open for the 2025 GALILEO Conference

Posted: January 22, 2025

Registration is now open for the 2025 GALILEO Annual Conference, which takes place June 3-4 in Macon, Ga. . This year’s theme is "Illuminating New Paths/" -- Register and View Basic Agenda -- We are opening registration a little earlier than normal…