On behalf of Tiwi Community College, we would like to express our gratitude to the Information Technology Division of the National Library of the Philippines, specifically to Ma'am Ana Fe Azuela, for the orientation/training on Koha ILS last Friday, 6 September 2024. Thank you for sharing your expertise, time, and effort. The system will definitely help us modernize our library operations.

Special thanks also to our able IT personnel/faculty members for the assistance given to the librarian-in-charge.

The TCC Library would like to express its heartfelt thanks to the National Library of the Philippines-Information & Technology Division through Ma'am Ana Fe V. Azuela for the successful remote installation of Koha Integrated Library System (ILS).

Koha is the first open-source Integrated Library System (ILS) used worldwide by public, academic, school, and special libraries in managing their libraries. It was created in 1999 by Katipo Communications for the Horowhenua Library Trust in New Zealand.

Hello, TCCnians!

It is National Book Week once again. This year's theme is "Magbasa, Mangarap, Magdiwang!" We are inviting you to join us in celebrating the 90th National Book Week with a fun-filled trivia contest. Test your knowledge and win prizes. The Trivia Contest will start tomorrow, 21 November 2024, and will end on 27 November 2024. Kindly check the mechanics and other details posted below.

Thank you and good luck!

Library Advisory Committee meeting held yesterday, 25 January 2023, at 1pm in the Business Center Room

The College Librarian discussed about the By-laws of the Library Advisory Committee and was reviewed thereafter by the members.

We would like to thank the Committee and the College President for attending and sharing their suggestions. Thank you for the support.

The Tiwi Community College Library, in collaboration with the TCC League of Linguists (LOL), celebrated the 89th National Book Week last November 24, 2023 which was well-participated by the students.  The event began with a parade of character costumes from the town plaza to the school.  The program was formally opened by a message from the LOL's president, Ms. Eddena Completo, followed by a message from the college librarian, Mr. Rodolfo L. Bermas.  Thereafter, the Spookyvember Book Week Fashion Show took place where the participants/contestants proudly showed off their chosen costumes.  The winners were awarded afterwards.

In the afternoon, the students had fun playing in the Hall-O Win Book Quiz spearheaded by the League of Linguists with their adviser as the host.  

The awarding ceremony for the Hall-O Win Book Quiz, Library's Bookface Photography contest and the Digital Library Logo-making contest followed immediately.  The winners were awarded certificates and prizes which further motivated participants and acknowledged their talents. 

Aside from the exciting contests, a book exhibit was organized for the first time to promote reading and explore new literary works.  The event helped in showcasing a diverse range of books and encouraged students to try different genres of literature.

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