Miss Honey saw the notice on the support center that we’ve updated our default z39.50 servers. Before she adds some new items into Alexandria, she needs to update her preferences. Let’s walk through it.
Tip of the Week
Miss Miss Honey just set some new policies for her library, but she doesn’t remember how to assign them. Policies are important because they establish rules that regulate how library resources are used by your patrons. But how can you assign them once they are created?
Miss Honey just manually updated her patrons for the new school year, and it took awhile… Next year, she can use imports instead for quicker patron management. Have you updated your patrons for the new school year?
The beginning of a new school year is the perfect time to learn how to use Alexandria better–and that includes your patrons. We’ve got some new videos to help your patrons learn how to use Researcher.
Back to school is a busy time, and we know your to-do list is probably a mile long! We’re here to help. We have a whole support page dedicated to back-to-school, so getting Alexandria set for the year doesn’t have to be part of your stress.
You may have noticed we made some changes to Self-service. Don’t worry–there won’t be a pop quiz, but let’s review the changes so you can be prepared for the new school year, and help your patrons utilize self-service.
Miss Honey’s librarians are asking her why they received an email verification notice from Alexandria. Why is email verification important, and how does it work in Alexandria? Let’s get into it.
The summer sure flew by. Ready or not, it’s back to school time! Alexandria has all the resources you need for a smooth transition into the school year–even if it’s hard to wake up from that summer nap.
The public library can be full of activities during the summer–whether it is workshops or events, or special summer reading programs. But how can you tell how successful your programs and promotions are?
We all love to get lost in a good book… but it’s not as fun getting lost in the library! Have you made a library map for your patrons yet?