Miss Honey noticed that a lot of the older title records in her Alexandria are a bit sparse. She decided to use Title Assistant to update the title records to a more complete MARC record, and you can too!
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Even if we like to think otherwise, covers are an important way to quickly judge the genre and topic of any book. You can make your collection more visual by filling in the cover art for your titles. But how do you get cover art?
Some of Miss Honey’s teachers created reading lists they want to share with their students. Now they can make any of their saved lists ‘Searchable’, which means other people can view them by going to Browse > Saved Lists. Students can make searchable lists too–it’s easy!
Mr. Finch, one of teachers at Miss Honey’s school, has a cart of books with him for the Approved Book Report List for his class. How can Miss Honey make a searchable list in Researcher with the books on the cart?
Miss Honey set up a new fantasy-themed section of the library, and she wants to make the books searchable under the term “fantasy.” She can do this by assigning keywords in Circulation!
Miss Honey would like to automatically notify patrons when their holds are about to expire. How can she do this in Alexandria? With the In-stock Hold Notice!
Floods, fires, earthquakes, or something as simple as a broken pipe could cause the loss of your library. Here’s some resources in Alexandria in case the worst happens.
You can print replacement labels for just the barcodes you need using Operations.
Do you have reports, labels, or notices that are you go-to? Rather than re-selecting all your settings every time, create a saved report instead!
You’ve probably noticed that Operations interfaces are all out of beta and have officially joined the makeover. If you’re having a little trouble or want a refresher on the new interface, check out our brand new training videos for Reports, Labels, Notices, and Utilities.