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Article Number: 42 | Rating: Unrated | Last Updated: Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 7:59 PM
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Street Dates![]() Policy: Libraries are prohibited from circulating items before the street date. Linking templates should have the status default to in-process or being-acquired. Items MUST not be checked in and made available prior to their release date. Barcoding/Linking Multi-Piece Items ![]() Policy: Items that have more than one piece must be linked as one item and must have only one barcode. ![]() Recommendation: Use the notes field and the library assigned block “Check Contents”, then include the number of discs or related materials in the free text block: i.e.: “2 discs” when linking multi-part items. Owning Library Identification![]() Recommendation: All items should be labeled with the owning library's name on the exterior of the material. Acceptable labeling includes, but is not limited to, stickers, stamps, or barcodes which include the library name. Marking an Item's Value![]() Recommendation: In order to alert patrons and library staff when dealing with material of high value, any items with a replacement cost equal to or greater than $100 should be labeled with the specific cost on the exterior of the item. Labels and the value in the item's record should be consistent. Barcode Placement![]() Recommendation: To facilitate efficiency in the circulation process system wide, barcode placement on library material is recommended as follows: BooksLibrary barcodes should be placed horizontally and away from any other barcodes on the material that can be scanned (ISBN, UPC, etc.). The recommended locations for library barcodes are:
DVDs/GamesLibrary barcodes should be placed along the top of the case. The recommended locations for library barcodes are:
Multi-Disc SetsA free text block should be added to the item record to indicate number of pieces. The number of pieces should also be identified near the library barcode. The recommended locations for the library barcode are:
CDsThe recommended locations for the library barcode are:
Books on CDA free text block should be added to the item record to indicate number of pieces. The number of pieces should also be identified near the library barcode. The recommended locations for the library barcode are:
PlayawaysThe library barcode should be placed directly on the playaway unit. Read-AlongsA free text block should be added to the item record to indicate number of pieces. The library barcode should be placed on the book. Library barcodes should be placed horizontally and away from any other barcodes on the material that can be scanned (ISBN, UPC, etc.). The recommended locations for library barcodes are:
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