GALILEO for Genealogy - Georgia's Gateway to Databases Laura W. Carter Georgia Genealogical Society Webinar 16 September 2013.

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GALILEO for Genealogy - Georgia's Gateway to Databases Laura W. Carter Georgia Genealogical Society Webinar 16 September 2013

What is GALILEO?  GALILEO stands for GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online

What is GALILEO?  GALILEO stands for GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online  A gateway (or portal) to online information

What is GALILEO?  GALILEO stands for GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online  A gateway (or portal) to online information  Access to authoritative, subscription only information

What is GALILEO?  GALILEO stands for GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online  A gateway (or portal) to online information  Access to authoritative, subscription only information  More than 100 databases

What is GALILEO?  GALILEO stands for GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online  A gateway (or portal) to online information  Access to authoritative, subscription only information  More than 100 databases  More than 10,000 journal titles in full text

Who is Served by GALILEO? Educational institutions in Georgia  University System of Georgia  Technical College System of Georgia  K-12 schools  public libraries  and a group of private academic colleges and universities

How can I find the information in GALILEO?  Go to any of the public libraries, academic libraries, or technical colleges in Georgia and use what is available onsite.  Go to sign in using the password you are eligible for and searchhttp://galileo.usg.edu

This page shows what appears after clicking on Genealogy under Browse Subjects

Notice how many results and how unrelated to what was needed the search results are. This is not the best way to search. Instead, use Advanced Search and place limits, but it may be that for what you are working on, going to a specific database may be a better option.

Insert additions like Full Text to get only results that are full text instead of just citations or abstracts. Change dates with sliding bar, but remember the dates are publication dates, not dates of events.

To see Types of materials included in database, click on Show More under Limit by Type. Background grays out. Choose types of materials to limit search.

Improve search results by :  Working from a specific database Academic Search Complete MAS Ultra MasterFILE Elite Newspaper Source World History Collection

Notice we do not know which EBSCOHost database we are searching. Make notes so you do not repeat yourself.

Notice the other limits you can put on searches. This is the rest of the page for a Search.

Page tells us what database and shows where we are.

From More, there is a drop down for Images and another for Indexes

Browse indexes by various criteria such as document type, language, headings, geographic terms, author-supplied keywords, etc.

Improve search results :  Work from a specific database  Use subject terms from database

Enter palatine americans in Subject Terms box. Now get valid subject terms to use in search

Entered search term Ghana, chose Term Contains. Not correct term in this database

Clicked on Ghanaians and transferred to search box at top. Entered Slave trade in Browse, chose subject terms wanted and added to search.

Search box now has all terms. Caution, choosing Advanced Search now Will lose search terms

Results without Full text limit

Down to 44 results and can decide if want to focus or expand more

When creating a search, use the “controlled vocabulary” or thesaurus when possible to narrow the search to be more precise. All databases do not have this feature, but look for it when searching most databases.

Wanted to find information about the American Revolution. Went to screen for this database Academic Search Complete and entered “american revolution” in Browsing subject terms. “american revolution” was not a correct subject search in this database. But, if I look down the list, I find a clue as to what the correct entry in Subject search might be.

Notice the headings for topics aka (subjects) on the left. There is little consistency in what database uses. Use the database vocabulary to improve your searches.

Check Full Text. Often “search within full text” helps locate information that would otherwise be missed.

Questions? Georgia Genealogical Society To register for October 5 seminar with Maureen Taylor