Adding Links to GALILEO Databases in Follett Destiny

You are able to add links to GALILEO resources in Follett’s Destiny product. It is best to use GALILEO express links, which will link your students to individual databases.

Adding databases to Follett One Search

Not all of the resources available to you through GALILEO are available in One Search. Those databases that can be set up are listed below, according to the information that Follett has provided to GALILEO. You can check the vendor’s wbsite for an updated list of available databases.

List of GALILEO databases available in Follett One Search:

• Britannica - Annals of American History (Encyclopædia Britannica)
• Britannica - Britannica School Elementary
• Britannica - Britannica School High
• Britannica - Britannica School Middle
• EBSCO - Academic Search Complete
• EBSCO - Agricola
• EBSCO - eBook Academic Collection
• EBSCO - ebook Collection (EBSCOhost)
• EBSCO - eBook Community College Collection
• EBSCO - eBook High School Collection
• EBSCO - eBook K-8 Collection
• EBSCO - ERIC (at EBSCOhost)
• EBSCO - Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia (for children)
• EBSCO - GreenFILE
• EBSCO - History Reference Center
• EBSCO - Legal Collection
• EBSCO - Literary Reference Center
• EBSCO - MAS Ultra (at EBSCOhost)
• EBSCO - Middle Search Plus
• EBSCO - Newspaper Source Plus
• EBSCO - NoveList K-8 Plus
• EBSCO - NoveList Plus
• EBSCO - Primary Search
• EBSCO - Professional Development Collection (education)
• EBSCO - TOPICsearch
• EBSCO - Vocational & Career Collection
• Gale - Gale In Context: Elementary (formally Kids InfoBits)
• ProQuest - Ebook Central
• SIRS - Discoverer
• SIRS - Issues Researcher

To add databases to One Search, click on “add databases” (in the One Search administrative module) and choose the database from a list. Then, you will be asked for authentication information.

GALILEO staff can provide the information you will need for EBSCO, Britannica, Gale, and ProQuest (including SIRS) databases. Please contact us for the information for your school system