Sierra Vega Discover eCommerce Mobile AppGot IPLAR questions? We can help! Drop in for an open Q&A! PrairieCat staff will be available during this session to assist with answering your questions about compiling your Sierra-specific statistics for the IPLAR.
Got IPLAR questions? We can help! Drop in for an open Q&A! PrairieCat staff will be available during this session to assist with answering your questions about compiling your Sierra-specific statistics for the IPLAR.
Join PrairieCat staff in a Q&A session about the newly launched PrairieCat Libraries Mobile app. Share how your patrons and staff are enjoying the app and/or bring up any struggles concerning using the mobile app.
Join PrairieCat staff in a Q&A session about the newly launched PrairieCat Libraries Mobile app. Share how your patrons and staff are enjoying the app and/or bring up any struggles concerning using the mobile app.
Join PrairieCat staff in a Q&A session about the newly launched PrairieCat Libraries Mobile app. Share how your patrons and staff are enjoying the app and/or bring up any struggles concerning using the mobile app.
Join PrairieCat staff in a Q&A session about the newly launched PrairieCat Libraries Mobile app. Share how your patrons and staff are enjoying the app and/or bring up any struggles concerning using the mobile app.
For everyone's media vs. digital collection.
I am needing some feed back on everyone's media collections now and going forward.
What are your thoughts about physical media going digital?
How is your library transitioning for this?
Are you keeping any of your physical CD and DVD collections?
Are you keeping both physical and digital?
How are your patrons feeling about media going digital?
Thanks ,
Alice Groth
309-755-9614 ext 104
I just wanted to start a conversation to find out what processes libraries are following for inventory these days. Are physical inventories a thing of the past? Do they take too much time for the number of issues discovered that way?
There are probably a few books on our shelves that no longer have records for one reason or another, but is it worth months or staff time to find a few items?
I've been toying with the idea of creating more of a digital inventory process to look for outliers to fix within a certain collection (got the idea from Melissa's presentation at PUGG day, thanks!). I thought about using create list to run comprehensive lists for either Item Type or Location Code.
Looking for thoughts on these ideas, or information sharing on inventory processes at your library. Thanks!
Emily Riewerts
River Valley District Library
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