The groundbreaking research experience uniting Gale's globally acclaimed digital and reference collections is here – Gale Artemis. This June 2013 webinar focused on using Artemis with your Gale primary source resources. Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) Parts I and II and your Nineteenth Century Collections Online (NCCO) are now part of Gale Artemis, enabling researchers, faculty, and students to search across both collections and discover and analyze content in entirely new ways. By integrating ECCO's power in monographs and NCCO's strength in manuscripts, periodicals, and photographs, Gale Artemis provides never-before-available opportunities to discover a wealth of materials and easily follow a theme or topic across two centuries.

1. Unifying the Humanities
Presenters:
Jim Draper, VP and Publisher
Mark Drouillard, Product Manager

2. Welcome!
 What is Artemis?
 WHY Artemis?
 Artemis Today…(Shown to you live!)
 Artemis Tomorrow…

3. Innovation
Gale is innovating again
• 1st to bring you journal databases!
• 1st to bring you resource centers!
• 1st to bring you e-Reference!
• And now - the 1st to bring you an
integrated research environment loaded
with tools and services

4. WHY Artemis?
You asked for it
“Bring together in a single
place the very best of
Gale’s publishing – digital
collections, research
materials, reference
materials, and more.”
“Create an environment
where my patrons/
students/researchers can
make new discoveries
with the content I’ve
acquired for them”

5. Gale’s Integrated Research Environment
 Unifies Gale’s extensive digital humanities collections
 Enables students and researchers to make never-before-possible (or
previously unavailable) research connections
 Combines full-text content, metadata, and subject indexing enriched by
workflow and analytical technology
 One place for discovery Better Access
Motivation for
Original
Research
A New Era of
Scholarship

6. Promoting Discovery and New Scholarship
• Brings to light new relationships
• Subject Indexing reveals related
concepts and terms
• Search across vast content sets:
both primary and secondary
materials
• Workflow tools open up avenues
for new analysis

7. Artemis - Value to your Researcher
• Students will be more deeply engaged  better outcomes
and greater success
• Research environment reflects both students and faculty
workflows motivating original scholarship
• Creates a competitive advantage among institutions for
which serious research within the humanities is a central
focus
• Librarians will see greater return on investment and
increased use of their collections
• Searching in one place supports broader range of research
needs and academic disciplines

8. Found in
Litfinder

9. Found in
Literature
Criticism
Online

10. Found in
Literature
Criticism
Online

11. Found in
Literature
Resource
Center

12. Found in
MLA
International
Bibliography

13. Found in
Twayne’s
Authors
Online

14. Found in
Eighteenth
Century
Collections
Online

15. Found in
Nineteenth
Century
Collections
Online

16. Found in
Nineteenth
Century
Collections
Online

17. What would Mr. Dickens have thought?

18. Artemis Live!

19. Artemis Tomorrow…

20. Found in
Dictionary of
Literary
Biography

21. Found in
19th
Century UK
Periodicals

22. Found in
Slavery and Anti-
Slavery: A
Transnational
Archive

23. Found in
19th
Century U.S.
Newspapers

24. Found in
The Times
Digital
Archive, 1785
-2006

25. Thank you!
For more information and to sign up for a free
trial, please go to:
www.gdc.gale.com/gale-artemis/