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This document provides information about a school library media center. It introduces the librarians, Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. Grothe, and describes some activities that will take place such as reading books, using reference materials, and enjoying technology. It outlines the rules for student behavior in the library and check-out procedures. Students are expected to be respectful and follow directions for entering, seating, and bathroom breaks. The check-out policy allows borrowing two items at a time and outlines overdue fines for late returns. Students must pay for any lost or damaged library materials.
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Library 2014 15
The document outlines the rules, resources, procedures, rewards, and consequences for the school library. Key points include: respecting materials and others; books can be checked out for 7 days and renewed; reference materials can't be checked out; entering and behaving quietly in the library; rewards for returned books on time include celebrations and drawings; consequences include warnings and removal for disruptions. The year will include opportunities for students to design literature activities and use new tools to share books creatively.
Orientation 2016
The document provides information about the Airport High School Media Center. It details that the Media Center is located on the 200 Hall and is staffed by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Payne who can provide assistance with book selection, research, and other needs. Library hours and policies for checking out materials, paying fines, and other services are outlined.
EPMS Library Orientation
The document provides information about the Elkins Pointe Library Media Center. It outlines the library mission, hours of operation, check-out and renewal policies, overdue fines, available resources including books, magazines, newspapers, computers and databases. It details responsibilities of students and opportunities like the Reading Bowl team and GAMA club.
Student orientation 2012
The document provides information about the McCullough Junior High School Library Media Center. It outlines the library staff, hours of operation, policies for student access during classes, lunch, and after school. It describes the resources available in the downstairs and upstairs libraries, including books, magazines, computers, and printers. The document outlines circulation rules, overdue fines, and consequences for inappropriate behavior. The goal is to inform students how to properly use and benefit from the library resources.
Fork Shoals Library
Important information for students, parents, teachers, and other patrons of the Fork Shoals School Library
Library orientation 2013
This document provides information about the Centerville Middle School Library. It outlines the library hours, check-out policies including fines for late or lost materials, and rules for student behavior in the library. When visiting with classes, students must bring their library folder and follow the teacher's instructions. The library offers different pass types for research, recreational reading, or exchanging books during flex periods.
Selection of library material, 5 Laws of Ranganathan
This Slide covers areas of Selection of Library material, 5 laws of Ranganathan and tools used for selection
Intro To WITT Library 2008
This document provides information about using the WITT Library/Learning Centre. It outlines how to join the library by registering your student ID card at the Issue Desk. Members can borrow up to 6 items for 4 weeks, except for videos and serials which are loaned for 1 week. Items are returned through the returns slot at the Issue Desk or after hours drop box. Items can be renewed if not overdue by asking at the Issue Desk or online. Overdue notices are sent and fines charged for late returns. Members can reserve items already on loan by asking at the Issue Desk or online. The online catalogue lists all library holdings and their locations. Closed Reserve items are loaned for 2 hours with an
Senior Library Student Guide
This document provides students with information about the library services at The Dixie Grammar School. It outlines the hours that different grades can use the library, how to borrow and return books, the resources available including books, newspapers, computers and a study space. It also describes the librarian, Mrs. Robinson, and encourages students to make use of the library and its online services to support their learning.
Orientation+1
The document provides information about the library at Filemón B. Vela Middle School. It outlines the staff, hours of operation, policies for visiting and checking out books, available resources including over 25,000 books and periodicals, and rules for using the library and computers. Students are allowed to check out up to 3 books at a time for 10 days and late fees are charged if books are returned late.
LRC Orientation (ORI101 & ORI105)
Gives students an overview of the services and resources that the library at Chattahoochee Valley Community College offers.
Orientation
This document provides an orientation for students on the policies and procedures of the Metter High School Library Media Center. It outlines the mission of providing intellectual and physical access to information resources. Students are expected to follow circulation policies, use materials appropriately, and practice quiet study. The media center offers books, computers, research help and curriculum support for student use.
Library Hacks
Want to learn how to best use your library? This presentation will teach you the best tips and tricks for efficiently using the library’s services and materials. Including discussions of the library catalog, online resources, and library services, among others, learn the hacks that will help you get the most out of your library!
Library Hacks
This document provides tips or "hacks" for getting the most out of the music library resources at Florida State University. It outlines 8 hacks including how to effectively search the catalog using limits, leverage subject headings to find related resources, access electronic databases from off-campus, utilize special collections materials, and get help from library staff. The hacks cover searching techniques, available collections and formats, borrowing options, and services to help patrons find what they need.
Library Hacks: Getting the most out of YOUR Music Library!
Tips and tricks to most effectively find and access library resources. Work smarter, not harder, to become the savviest patron you can be!
Look first presentation
The document provides tips and tools for libraries to observe and understand patron experiences both in the physical library and online. It recommends walking in patrons' paths to experience services from their perspective. Other tips include simple observations of patron behavior, on-the-fly interviews, scheduled interviews, and using secret shoppers. The document outlines analyzing findings to identify improvements and shares examples of studies that identified issues like confusing signage and underused services. The goal is helping libraries better understand and meet patron needs.
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Library rules&procedures
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