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- 1. Gale Research Complete Archives Unbound
- 2. 2 What is Gale Research Complete? General Search Gale Academic OneFile Gale General OneFile Gale OneFile News Gale eBooks Archives Unbound Gale Literature Criticism LRC and DLB LitFinder Scribner’s and Twayne’s Something About the Author Contemporary Authors Gale Literature Gale Primary Sources Business Gale Business: Insights
- 4. Archives Unbound Content • Over 400 specialised digital archive collections • Rare primary documents related to international history, politics and society from 1256 to 2014 • Content types include government documents, monographs, newspapers and letters
- 5. Using AU to research
Editor's Notes
- Gale Reference Complete is the product of customer feedback about subscriptions from universities: Budgets are tight so subs usage critical and multi-disciplinary is a must We designed a bundle package of our best databases of aggregated and Gale-published content to support courses ranging from arts and humanities to business and politics We’ll go through the package components, give a little demo, and then leave room for questions at the end
- The largest package of current journals, newspapers and magazines available A hub of all Gale-published eBooks, including all of our award-winners The largest scholarly collection of Literature resources available: Gale Literary Sources An addition to Gale Primary Sources with Archives Unbound
- Last component is Archives Unbound, which sits on the Gale Primary Sources platform.
- Archives Unbound is our collection of niche and specialised archives that were significant but too small for their own platform and gained more value by the ability to cross-search them. Covers rare international history, politics, and society. Updated annually with new archives It’s perfect for dissertation students in particular who want to study an archive in its entirety or make original discoveries.
- Cross-searches with existing platforms Helps to uncover connections organically Use Term Frequency to plot keywords against a timeline for basic data collection – great for MA and PhD students dabbling in Digital Humanities Can download OCR by search result if wanting to utilise it in more advanced DH studies.