SCELCapalooza 2016

Please join Sara Tarpley, Director, Academic Product Sales, for an introduction to Gale’s new, groundbreaking program, the Archives of Human Sexuality and Identity. A three-part program, Part I covers LGBTQ History and Culture Since 1940, and covers the political, social, cultural, legal, and health issues related to the Gay Rights movements in California, the U.S., Canada, the UK and from other countries throughout the globe.  Sara will provide a brief overview of the larger program, describe the content and sources in Part I of the collection, and then go into a live demonstration of the resource, ending with a Q&A period. 

LibraryHost will be presenting on our services as an open-source software host, and doing demos of our products, including ArchivesSpace, Archon, OJS, and Omeka.

The IMF eLibrary offers the entire IMF catalog and a comprehensive archive.  More than 16,000 publications and 1,000,000+ data series bring depth and breadth to research.  The IMF eLibrary provides valuable information for wide array of business and social science topics.  From manufacturing and trade, to climate change and inclusion, the IMF delivers detailed, authoritative analysis and data from a truly global perspective.  With helpful tools, library support, and simple navigation, the IMF eLibrary helps students, staff and faculty find the information they need.

Please join the IMF for a session on finding resources on labor market reform, using the IMF eLibrary.

 

Join Sara and Walter to learn how Gale's partnership with Google Apps for Education enhances our already ground-breaking eBook platform, Gale Virtual Reference Library.  With DRM free access to all eBooks, and tools to support an international student body, Gale ebooks are vastly different than other traditional eBook platforms on the market today.  Come join us to learn about our refreshing approach to research that strongly supports the student workflow.  

Explore the development of American literature in a changing culture through novels, short stories, romances, fictitious biographies, travel accounts, and sketches. These texts reveal much about the socioeconomic, political, and religious tenor of America through centuries of radical change, enabling students and researchers to answer key questions about history, society, identity, psychology, race, gender, and culture. This primary source collection consisting of nearly 18,000 works with over 4,200 never before available digitally will be one of the first archival collections available on both the Artemis Literary Sources and Artemis Primary Sources cross-search platforms.  The ability to cross-search American Fiction, 1774-1920 with Gale’s other digital primary source collections in Gale Artemis: Primary Sources places thousands of authors and titles in context with historical newspapers, monographs, ephemera, and other sources to bring to light never-before-discovered collections.  The ability to search American Fiction, 1774-1920 with Gale's other literature collections like Twayne's Authors Online, Scribner Writers, Dictionary of Literary Biography Complete and our award-winning Literature Criticism Online series garners amazing research opportunities for literature and history courses alike.

Please join Sara Tarpley, Director, Academic Product Sales, for an introduction to Gale’s new, groundbreaking program, the Archives of Human Sexuality and Identity. A three-part program, Part I covers LGBTQ History and Culture Since 1940, and covers the political, social, cultural, legal, and health issues related to the Gay Rights movements in California, the U.S., Canada, the UK and from other countries throughout the globe.  Sara will provide a brief overview of the larger program, describe the content and sources in Part I of the collection, and then go into a live demonstration of the resource, ending with a Q&A period.