Camelot

Library

Library Rules

Students may check out up to 2 books for 2 weeks

Students may check out only 1 Audio or CD Book

Students may check out only 1 New BookStudents may renew books twiceStudents are responsible for all books in their

nameStudents with overdue books may not check out more

books

Library RulesLate books will go on the clipboard as an LA for each bookIf a book is 2 weeks over due you will go to the office and

loose your library privilege until the book is returned or paid for replacement

If you are in the office when an assignments given, it will be graded as an “F” because you were not here with your class

Assignments are expected to be completed on time – Grades are given by your classroom teacher and used as an English grade

If you have lost or damaged a book it is your responsibility to pay for its’ replacement, the average cost of a book is $ 15.00

Students are expected to be responsible, respectful and helpful while in the library

On Line Card Catalogue (OPAC)1. Go to School Home Page or Mrs. T”s

Page2. Click on Library Search, then Camelot

Library3. You have 5 ways to search for a book:

Key wordTitle

AuthorSubjectSeries

4. Type in what you know (spelling must be correct)

5. Click on Icon: keyword, title, author, subject,

6. Now you should have the book selection in view

7. Look at the Call Number – that is the location

8. Look at the picture – that is what the cover looks like

9. Look at available – that lets you know how many books are on the shelf

10.Write down the Call Number and find your book

Catalogue Page OPAC

HELP !!!!!Please put books back where

they belong if you are not going to check them out…… do not just lay them down some place or shove them on top of the rest of the books.

If you are not sure where it goes, put the book on my desk and I will put it away later.

Where are the books ?Fiction books (books that are not true)

are found on the tall shelves touching against the walls.

These books are arranged alphabetical by the author’s last name. Such as Wil for Wilder

Nonfiction books (books that are factual) are on the short shelves away from the the walls on the carpet.

These books are arranged by subject using the Dewey Decimal System. Such as 921 for Biography

All books have their own home. Use the OPAC to find them correctly.