Gale’s Opposing Viewpoints is my most-used database, hands down. I agree that it’s user friendly and they seem to really make an effort to continue to make it
as streamlined as possible. I love that it’s so easy to save articles in Google Drive, and the content is quality—and useful in social studies, science, and English classes for a variety of research needs.
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On Behalf Of Jennifer Friedman
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To: hsiangs@stratk12.org
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Subject: Re: [CASL-L] Gale Databases
YES! Ebsco is not user-friendly. Gale is awesome and connects to Google Classroom. I was able to renew Student Resources in Context for a much cheaper price than it would be to start it over. Glad I didn't let it lapse.
Is renewing Gale worth it if I’m already using Research It CT? As a new LMS I am trying to figure out what to keep and what to cut back on.
Thanks!
Kara Ingalls
Rockville High School
Library Media Specialist
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