The Wessels Living History Farm web site is attracting over 100,000 individual visits per month. The site has over 400 stories about the history of agricultural innovation throughout the 20th century. It relies heavily on over 400 video oral history interview segments It was chosen as "one of the best online resources for education in the humanities" by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).

Educator's Virtual Mentor uses streaming video of master teachers to demonstrate the latest pedagogical, classroom management and brain research concepts for education. The site is database driven and has over 1,000 video segments in both QuickTime and Flash Video. Users can search for examples of over 50 educational concepts demonstrated in real classrooms at a variety of grade levels and academic disciplines. The site uses MySQL and PHP to deliver its rich content.

Indian Country Diaries is a two-program documentary series produced by Native American Public Telecommunications that aired on PBS in November 2006. The Ganzel Group was hired to produce the content for a web site on PBS.org, a study guide and a DVD. The Web Site has around 200 stories covering a wide range of Native American topics. The Ganzel Group was also responsible for selecting, editing and compressing a series of streaming video clips for the site.

The Learning for the Future, Inc. web site is the corporate home page for an innovative educational company.