The document provides instructions for finding an item in a library catalog by title. It explains that the user should select "Title Browse" from the dropdown menu, enter the title or partial title, and select the matching result. It stresses the importance of noting the collection location and call number, and checking the item status, as items not marked "Checked In" will not be on the shelf.

1. The Library’s catalog looks like this when you first open it. If you already know the title of your item, there is a better way to look for it.

2. First click on the downward arrow and select Title Browse .

3. Then click in the text box and put in the title. Remember: if the title starts with the , a , or an , leave those words off and start with the next word in the title. Example: The Origin of the Universe Type in origin of the universe

4. A list of titles appears. Find the title you were searching for and click on the name.

5. First note collection – the area in the library where the item is located. There are many collections, e.g. Adult Non-fiction , Young Adult Non-fiction , etc., so be careful to note where you are supposed to go .

6. Note and write down the call number . Fiction is listed by the author’s last name. Nonfiction is arranged by Dewey Decimal numbers, e.g. 758.2

7. Very Important : Check the status of the item. If the item is Checked Out , Lost , Missing , In Cataloging , or anything other than Checked In , you will not find it on the shelf .