Library Management
How libraries can work
How libraries can work
From staffing to promotions and mould! This is useful information.
From staffing to promotions and mould! This is useful information.
New Zealand National Library - lots of really useful information here!
New Zealand National Library - lots of really useful information here!
3 minute video about libraries and librarians today
3 minute video about libraries and librarians today
Ideal libraries: a guide for schools
Ideal libraries: a guide for schools
Collection development
Collection development
Library assistant role and responsibility
Library assistant role and responsibility
See p. 2 for SAO library
See p. 2 for SAO library
Library Procedures Manuals
Library Procedures Manuals
Melissa Portelli: because she's awesome
Copy of Library Procedures.pdfCopyright
Copyright
There are a number of copyright exceptions that apply to copying undertaken by TAFE and school libraries. This guide explains when each of these exceptions applies.
There are a number of copyright exceptions that apply to copying undertaken by TAFE and school libraries. This guide explains when each of these exceptions applies.
NCU has recently revised its CC Information Pack for Teachers and Students to incorporate the new CC 4.0 International Licence. The pack explains what CC is, how to find CC material and the best way to attribute CC material.
NCU has recently revised its CC Information Pack for Teachers and Students to incorporate the new CC 4.0 International Licence. The pack explains what CC is, how to find CC material and the best way to attribute CC material.
From the 2019 Primary Libraries conference workshop
From the 2019 Primary Libraries conference workshop
Using Oliver Analytics
Using Oliver Analytics
Jenny Pocknell: Ryde PS
Jenny Pocknell: Ryde PS
Using Oliver's data and analytics.pptxNot on SCIS?
Not on SCIS?
One occasion, when cataloguing a resource you'll find it's not on SCIS. Whilst the team prefers to have the physical item to ensure they create the most accurate record, you have several options:
One occasion, when cataloguing a resource you'll find it's not on SCIS. Whilst the team prefers to have the physical item to ensure they create the most accurate record, you have several options:
- put it aside and check back over a reasonable space of time to see if it has been added
- post the resource/s, an inventory and return address to SCIS at:
SCISNSW Cataloguing Team
NSW Department of Education, Level 2, 105 Phillip Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
- Schools pay the forward postage, SCIS pays return postage
- scan and email the following - front and back cover, title page, verso (ie. publication details page), contents page, the last numbered page (eg. vii, 234) and whether there are any illustrations
send the scanned image to scisnsw@det.nsw.edu.au
- once the SCIS team has created a bibliographic record, this is then added to the SCIS database
Oliver: how to...
Oliver: how to...
but always go to the Softlink help in your Oliver system :)
but always go to the Softlink help in your Oliver system :)
How to borrow and read an EBook on Orbit (1).pdfOliver for Staff.pptxCustomise your Oliver homepage.pdfCustomising your Oliver homepage
Customising your Oliver homepage
Frequently asked questions about Oliver in a handy A-Z list
Log in to the student portal to access Oliver
Stocktake
Stocktake
With the end of the year fast approaching, now is an excellent time to consider stocktaking your library collection. You may want to stocktake the whole collection at once or do the fiction this year and the non-fiction next year. It all depends on how much time you have available and how much labour you have at your disposal.