Location information in the Discovery Search and the Library Catalogue Library Research Skills Tutorial

Let’s look at the results lists in the Discovery Search and the Library Catalogue

This means it’s on the shelf and can be borrowed Discovery Search 1 1: Status: Available This means it’s on the shelf and can be borrowed

2: Location: Vanier 3rd Floor Discovery Search 2 2: Location: Vanier 3rd Floor You can click “see all” then click on the location to view a map of where to find the book

The map will pop up and show you on which floor and which area of the library the book is located

This is the book’s address on the shelf Discovery Search 3 3: Call number: TL 789.9 U5A643 2009 This is the book’s address on the shelf

1: Location: Vanier 3rd Floor Library Catalogue 1 1: Location: Vanier 3rd Floor You can click on the location to view a map of where to find the book

This is the book’s address on the shelf Library Catalogue 2 2: Call number: TL 789.9 U5A643 2009 This is the book’s address on the shelf

3: Availability: Available Library Catalogue 3 3: Availability: Available This means it’s on the shelf and can be borrowed

Books are shelved alphabetically by the first letter(s) Cosmic humanism and world unity Donald W. Winnicott: a new approach Victor Frankl’s search for meaning An advanced guide to psychological thinking   BD 701 R46 1975 BF 109 W55D4813 2014 BF 109.F695 P95 2015 BF 121 A88 2015 Books are shelved alphabetically by the first letter(s)

Cosmic humanism and world unity Donald W. Winnicott: a new approach Victor Frankl’s search for meaning An advanced guide to psychological thinking   BD 701 R46 1975 BF 109 W55D4813 2014 BF 109.F695 P95 2015 BF 121 A88 2015 Books are then shelved numerically by the number following the letter(s)

Cosmic humanism and world unity Donald W. Winnicott: a new approach Victor Frankl’s search for meaning An advanced guide to psychological thinking   BD 701 R46 1975 BF 109 W55D4813 2014 BF 109.F695 P95 2015 BF 121 A88 2015 Finally, books are shelved alphabetically by the next letter and decimally by the following number

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