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Slide 1: Bibliotheca 2010  An introduction to the LSPU-SCC Library 11/3/10
Slide 2: The Library 2010 {ECBD6B98-1CBE-4BAA-AB77-4873C9DB1799} {787546C1-DD5C-4D6E-BFDD-D95A52E781AD} {AC5265C1-0BAB-4984-A634-E4518A8EC253} {F50BDB3E-817D-4A89-9D71-D9E0B029567B}  Library – From the latin liber, meaning “book”. A collection of material organized and maintained for use (Joan M. Reitz, 2004)1. How toLibrary CollectionServices Polic borrow Library Library  LSPU-SCC Library – a collection of collegiate books, journals, electronic resources and other material supporting the research and 1. Reitz, Joan M.. Dictionary for library and information 11/3/10
Slide 3: The library collection 11/3/10
Slide 4: General Reference Section  Reference books are Almanacs consulted for authoritative information rather than read cover to cover (ibid).  General reference can Dictionaries Encyclopedi a Bibliograp hies Atlases Etc. 11/3/10 help answer brief queries (i.e. birth
Slide 5: Circulating Books  The books shelved under circulation are Collegiate books meant to help students in their course Filipiniana subjects and may be borrowed for reading outside the library. Special subjects  Shelved separately:  Nursing, Engineering, and M.A.. Fiction/Literature 11/3/10
Slide 6: Theses and Journals literature LSPU publications  The Gears  Newsletters  Student Handbooks  Annual Reports  Yearbooks  Intended use:  Review of related  Thesis writing  Research papers  Updates on specific disciplines  Readings on 11/3/10
Slide 7: Library policies 11/3/10
Slide 8: Mission Community  The LSPU libraries aim to provide excellent access to information supporting the instruction, research and extension of the current programs of the University; and to Library deliver quality library service through the use of current information and communication technology (ICT); thereby meeting the needs Students Faculty Academe of the academe and the community. {F9A846BA-06FB-46AF-80ED-5EA0073A08FA} {F158A836-9807-4BB5-96D7-55AAE48F5E54} {E7099059-3858-4031-AA26-70F1AE740B29} {1D5437B4-AE63-4725-B3BF-757CE9D3B51A} 11/3/10
Slide 9: Thesis {F9A846BA-06FB-46AF-80ED-5EA0073A08FA} Students’ Access {F158A836-9807-4BB5-96D7-55AAE48F5E54} {E7099059-3858-4031-AA26-70F1AE740B29} {1D5437B4-AE63-4725-B3BF-757CE9D3B51A} BooksElectronic/On-line resources Journals 11/3/10
Slide 10: {F9A846BA-06FB-46AF-80ED-5EA0073A08FA} Inside the Library {1D5437B4-AE63-4725-B3BF-757CE9D3B51A} {F4DD7773-E0F0-4CA0-AE12-39FE24E2D38B} {E7099059-3858-4031-AA26-70F1AE740B29} {F158A836-9807-4BB5-96D7-55AAE48F5E54} Protect valuables, turn off cellphones the librarians Read silently Ask Library Card 11/3/10
Slide 11: How to borrow books 11/3/10
Slide 12: Borrowing for the reading room or photocopying -One book at a time -Write down date today, name and course/year-section on the book card -Give the book card and library card to the reference librarian (Kuya J.R.) 11/3/10
Slide 13: Overnight and home reading -Books may be issued out starting at 2:00 p.m. - one book at a time - fill out book card and submit it with your library card to the Circulation Librarian (Ate Berna) *Collegiate books are due overnight. *Books borrowed on Friday are due on Monday. 11/3/10 *Fiction books, novels may be
Slide 14: Renewal of due date a.m. on the due date.  You may renew the due date by presenting  5 pesos for the first the book to the circulation desk before 11:00  11:00 am cutoff Overdue Fine day  Already overdue books may not be renewed. Damage and You may re-borrow the next day. Loss and  Repair  Damaged books may not be renewed. replacement  The old due date will be crossed out and the shouldered by a new date will be placed. borrower 11/3/10
Slide 15: LAYOU T LA W N ur sin g M.A. E n g g p c p c Issuing out books Reading Area J.R . 11/3/10 thesis
Slide 16: Thank you Click to edit Master subtitle style 11/3/10