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The document outlines the agenda and procedures for a library orientation. It includes an opening activity, guided practice on policies, a scavenger hunt work session, and book checkout. Essential questions focus on how the library can help students and available resources. Details are provided on checking out books, renewals, returns, magazines, audiobook permissions, and changing passwords. Consequences for misbehavior are also listed.
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- 2. Today’s Agenda • Activating Strategy/Opening: Library Cartoon • Guided Practice: Policies, Procedures, and Resources • Work Session: Scavenger Hunt • Closing: Assess Scavenger Hunt; Book Checkout
- 3. Essential Questions 1. How can the Media Center help me to be a successful student? 2. What resources are available to me in the Media Center?
- 8. You may check-out TWO books for TWO weeks Please wait at the desk for Media Center staff Type in your lunch number (6-7 digit number)
- 9. Return book(s) in book-drop at the Circulation Desk Must bring the book with you if you would like to renew it for TWO weeks Overdue books cannot be renewed Lost or damaged books beyond repair must be paid for at the purchase price
- 17. Digital Audiobooks • Books on sound media player • Example call number: AB F KOR • YOU MUST HAVE A SIGNED PERMISSION SLIP TO CHECK OUT PLAYAWAYS.
- 18. Current magazines are on the wall behind the Circulation Desk Magazines cannot be checked-out, but you may enjoy them in the Media Center
- 22. Change your PASSWORD… • For first time login, enter the following information: – Username: student/lunch number – Password: happy – You will be prompted to change you password after the initial login
- 24. Reading Checking-Out Books Renewing Books Returning Books Researching Studying
- 25. CONSEQUENCES OF MISBEHAVIOR IN MEDIA CENTER •Receive warning from adult •An adult will notify your teacher of misbehavior •You may be asked to leave the Media Center •You may lose your privilege of visiting the Media Center