Sta. Catalina College, Manila

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KEY AREAS IN THE LIBRARY

RESOURCES OF THE AUDIO-VISUAL ROOM (AVR)

Resource Information Zone and Access to Literature (RIZAL)

AUTOMATED CATALOG

GENERAL RULES INSIDE THE LIBRARY

Study Area

Filipiniana Area

Mrs. Josephine Combalicer

1. Strictly no food, drinks, gums, etc.

> You can check the books that are still in your possession

SERVICES OFFERED BY THE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER

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Advantages

STA. CATALINA COLLEGE, MANILA

Textbooks Area

Circulation Area

Librarian

1. Laptops

2. Projectors (LCD, Slides, OHP, Filmstrips)

3. DVDs, Cassette Tapes

4. Speakers

5. Extension Cords

2. Deposit your bags before proceeding inside the premises of the library

Kiddie Area

General Reference Area

Mr. Joelem Geollegue

Know the:

> Availability of the item

> Quantity of the item

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER

Student Orientation

> You can reserve the item that are currently borrowed by other student

Periodicals and Serials Area

Teacher's Reference Area

AVR - in - charge

3. Silence is a must. Library users must maintain LOW VOICE. The library is not a lounge or a place to socialize

• Keyword (e.g. flower, plants)
• Title (e.g. Paper towns)
• Author (e.g. John Green)
• Subject (e.g. Fiction, Fantasy)
• Year Published (e.g. 1993)
• ISBN (e.g. 97897100376)
• Call Number (e.g. FIC 398.2 M417 1993)

Rapid searching capability

Veranda

Circulation / Reference Desk

4. Scan the barcode in your ID holder whenever you enter the library.

LIBRARY STAFF

After reserving an item, notify the staff in the circulation desk

When you click on an item, an e-card will appear

Automated Catalog Interface

GENERAL RULES INSIDE THE LIBRARY

Your ID is as good as a library card to avail some services of the library

Call Number of the book

Orientation

Individual Guidance

Reference Services

Story Telling

Circulation Services

Library Instruction

Photocopying Services

Current Awareness Services

RESOURCES OF THE LIBRARY

Enter here the item you want to search

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER

LIBRARY HOURS

Resource Information Zone and Access to Literature (RIZAL)

5. A week before the examinations, no library material shall be charged out for overnight use.

Library

Items related to your search

2nd floor, St. Dominic Building

1. Books

2. Newspapers

> Balita

> Philippine Daily Inquirer

3. Magazines

4. Government Publications

5. Journals

6. Maps, globes, charts, etc.

7:00 AM to 5:00 PM

6. Students are NOT ALLOWED to make their PROJECTS as well as MEETINGS OR CLUB GATHERINGS inside library unless supervised by the subject teacher. The veranda can be used for the said purpose, just ask permission from the library staff

Learning Resource Center

Automated Catalog

Audio Visual Room (AVR)

Referral

2nd floor, St. Thomas Building

7. Laptops can only be issued to faculty members and other school personnel.

This item is currently available

PHOTOCOPYING SERVICE

You must surrender your ID on the circulation desk to secure a photocopying form.

Fill up the form and present it to a library staff for signature.

You must return the items to its corresponding place after being photocopied, only then your ID will be returned.

PHOTOCOPYING FORM

CIRCULATION SERVICES

PHOTOCOPYING SERVICE

Materials that can be borrowed by students:

Photocopying are not allowed on the following materials:

1. Fiction and Easy books

2. Non - Fiction books

3. Biography books

4. Audio-visual Equipment

Books from the General Reference Area

Books that are no longer in good condition

Bibles

* Newspapers and Magazines are for room use only. Newspapers and magazines can be photocopied for research and other purposes.

THANK YOU AND HAVE A GOOD DAY!

CIRCULATION SERVICES

ALWAYS REMEMBER WHEN BORROWING

* Books from the GENERAL REFERENCE AREA are for room use only.

* Be sure to check for torn or mutilated pages. The borrower will be held responsible for failure to report missing/mutilated pages.

Can we take out books from the GENERAL REFERENCE AREA for classroom use ?

Books returned late will have corresponding fines.

CLASSROOM USE - P 10.00

FICTION and NON FICTION - P 5.00

BIOGRAPHY BOOKS - P 5.00

YES, just accomplish this form and submit your ID to a library staff on the circulation desk.

We are librarians, willing to extend help!

CIRCULATION SERVICES

Loan Period Policies

1. Students have the privilege of borrowing two (2) books only.

BOOK TYPE LOAN PERIOD RENEWAL

Fiction 1 week Renewable once

Non - Fiction 2 days Renewable twice

Biographies 3 days Renewable once

2. Books with overdue fines cannot be renewed

3. Books that are reserved by other students cannot be renewed.

Overdue fine is subject to change without prior notice *

DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

LOST/DAMAGED BOOKS

CHECKING - IN / RETURNING A BOOK

CHECKING - OUT/ BORROWING A BOOK

4. If the patron found the book after being declared or reported lost and returns it, and if the book is in acceptable condition, the patron will be required to pay only the accumulated overdue fine.

1. Present the book/s that you will borrow together with your ID in the circulation desk

1. Just present your book/s to be returned, together with your ID in the circulation desk.

2. For delinquent borrowers, fines will be imposed. See Circulation Policy for overdue fines.

2. The book/s will be processed by a library staff.

5. Lost book should be replaced within a week after it has been reported lost. Processing fee of Fifty Pesos (Php 50.00) will be added to the cost.

BOOK RENEWAL

QUESTIONS

CLARIFICATIONS

3. Be sure to return the borrowed book on time to prevent accumulation of overdue fines.

COMMENTS

Just notify a library staff on the circulation desk for renewal of book

6. Damaged books must be reported immediately. Repair for damaged materials will be charged to the borrower that cost Fifty Pesos (Php 50.00)

SUGGESTIONS

Let us know your favorite books. Suggest a new book for the library. Drop it in our suggestion box.

000 Generalities

100 Philosophy & Psychology

200 Religion

300 Social Science

400 Language

500 Pure Science and Mathematics

600 Technology

700 Arts

800 Literature and Rhetoric

900 Geography and History

References, Encyclopedia

Question and answer books

Bible stories, greek myths

Communication, education

Grammar books, dictionaries

Astronomy, experiments

Anatomy, medicine,

Crafts, music, Sports

Poetry, plays, literature

Travel, Atlases, Biographies

LOST/DAMAGED BOOKS

FINDING YOUR DESIRED BOOK

THINGS TO REMEMBER . . . .

GENTLE REMINDERS WHEN USING A BOOK

1. If an item is lost, the library should be notified immediately. Overdue fines continue to be assessed until notification is received.

1. Search for the item through the Automated Catalog

2. Copy the call number

3. Look for the shelf where the item is located

4. Look on the spine of the books and find the book with the same call number.

1. Don't handle library books with dirty hands

2. Don't get the books wet!

3. Handle with care

4. Be gentle when turning pages. Don't tear the pages

5. Don't fold the pages, instead use a bookmark

6. DO NOT write/mark in library books

> Treat the books and materials inside the library with care and respect

> Return the materials in their proper place

> Push back your chair after you use.

> If you have nothing to do in the library, you may leave the room

2. All library patrons, including faculty members are responsible for the replacement of the lost items plus the accumulated overdue fines.

Call numbers are arranged from least to greatest/ alphabetically

3. Lost books must be replaced with the same title, and if possible the latest edition

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE RULES AND REGULATIONS:

BANNED FROM THE LIBRARY / LOSS OF PRIVELEGES