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MeL Training - Homeschool Help with Gale Resources for Secondary Students from MeL

MeL Training - Homeschool Help with Gale Resources for Secondary Students from MeL

2026-08-18T14:00:00 2026-08-18T14:30:00 MeL Training - Homeschool Help with Gale Resources for Secondary Students from MeL

Discover how Gale resources from the Michigan eLibrary can support homeschooling families with secondary students. This session highlights key databases that strengthen learning in language arts, science, social studies, and research skills. Participants will explore tools that simplify assignments, enhance independent study, and provide reliable, student‑friendly content. Learn to navigate topic pages, use reading supports, access primary sources, and incorporate multimedia to enrich instruction. Perfect for homeschool educators seeking high‑quality, Michigan‑provided digital resources to guide academic projects, strengthen critical thinking, and support curriculum needs. This session will be recorded for those unable to attend.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Review electronic resources available through Michigan’s eLibrary (MeL)
  • Understand how to use the tools and features available
  • Identify ways in which MeL resources can be most beneficial in your work with patrons

This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Library of Michigan

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Event Date

Start: August 18, 2026 2:00 PM

End: August 18, 2026 2:30 PM

Discover how Gale resources from the Michigan eLibrary can support homeschooling families with secondary students. This session highlights key databases that strengthen learning in language arts, science, social studies, and research skills. Participants will explore tools that simplify assignments, enhance independent study, and provide reliable, student‑friendly content. Learn to navigate topic pages, use reading supports, access primary sources, and incorporate multimedia to enrich instruction. Perfect for homeschool educators seeking high‑quality, Michigan‑provided digital resources to guide academic projects, strengthen critical thinking, and support curriculum needs. This session will be recorded for those unable to attend.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Review electronic resources available through Michigan’s eLibrary (MeL)
  • Understand how to use the tools and features available
  • Identify ways in which MeL resources can be most beneficial in your work with patrons

This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Library of Michigan

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