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Gale Databases

Overview

Overview

Gale Databases provides online research resources for school libraries and classrooms, including reference works, subject databases, primary sources, and ebooks. Students use subscribed resources for inquiry and assignments, while librarians and teachers guide research. Available collections depend on school subscriptions and other access arrangements. Subscription and access arrangements determine which research sources students can use. Librarians and teachers connect those resources with inquiry, citation, and source-evaluation work in the classroom.

Features

Features

Key features

  • Online research and reference resources
  • Subject-specific database collections
  • School library and classroom access

Student Data Privacy

Student Data Privacy
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Gale Databases is a family of online research resources for school libraries and classrooms.

Gale Databases is a family of online research resources for school libraries and classrooms. Resources include reference content, subject databases, primary sources and e-books. The databases available to a school depend on its subscriptions and any state-funded access. This umbrella listing does not imply that every Gale database is licensed.

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any products listed on the site. They are listed simply to aid in the development of integration resources for school district ed-data leaders.

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