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Automation vs manual circualtion
Do we require book pockets , book cards in automated library procedures where we have pasted barcode labels on each book ????
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Permalink Reply by Saswata De on
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Don't require book pockets , book cards in automated library.
Barcode Labels paste with white cello tape
You can paste Title page, Secret page and Book Jacket (top left corner) is very useful for stock verification scaning.
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Vinod Kumar on
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No requirement for any book pockets , book cards in automated library.
Generate bar-codes. affix them preferably at title page and on the page where due date slip is affixed. This will help you in avoiding to turn pages while making transactions. You may also affix a bar code on the front/back cover of the book.
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Permalink Reply by Rabishankar Giri on
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Dear Gulfaiz,
Respecting all your experience and views, I feel that there is no need for book card and book pocket system in an automated library. During heavy rush (generally in academic library) there is a probability of mistakes. But if you maintain a simple register for issued and returned documents in the circulation counter, it will be enough for cross checking. Keeping book pockets, book cards will unnecessarily burden the work in a bar-coded automated library.
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Permalink Reply by priyanka vasudeva on
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Thanks to all for your suggestions...
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