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…
Public Library Colleagues, In response to the recent survey on the needs for public libraries, the GALILEO Public Library Electronic Collection Development Group is providing several trial databases for the public library community to consider as…
As a part of National Library Week, the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom has released the “Top 10 Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2010” list. Read about these books in NoveList, Novelist K-8, or Literary…
So far this week, we've been taking a look back to see how GALILEO can help you tell the story of where you're from and where your people are from. Today, we're looking forward as we learn how GALILEO can help you tell the story of where you're…
This week, we're looking at resources in GALILEO that help you create your story in three ways: telling the story of where you're from, where your people are from, and where you're going. On Monday, we learned about resources to help you learn more…