1. Created by Roberta Selan, librarian Scott School Library Where your journey begins. April 2007

2. Find it! In your library’s OPAC

3. Goals Use the OPAC to find books by title, author, keyword, or subject How to use the “Booklist Feature” Where to find online links for learning and research

4. How do I find a book using the OPAC if I know the title? 1.Type in the title of the book. 2.Click the Title icon.

5. How do I find a book using the OPAC if I know the author? 1.Type in the author of the book. 2.Click the Author icon.

6. How do I find a book using the OPAC if I know the subject or keyword? 1.Type in the subject or keyword. 2. Click on either Subject or Keyword.

7. What do I do next? When you have a title of a book you want, click on “add to this list” on the right.

8. Now What? Now click on “Resource Lists” on the left, then click on “View” beside “my list.”

9. Now! You have your own book list!

10. Don’t Forget! Write down the titles of the books you want and their call numbers, so that you can find them in the library. Call Number

11. Scott School Virtual Library “The Link to Learning” Contains links to continue your journey of learning about books, stories, authors, games, and research.

12. Read, Read, Read! And continue your journey to learning. Link to Scott School Virtual Library http://scottschoolibrary.pbwiki.com/ Library

13. Works Cited: Library OPAC http://www.hbgsd.k12.pa.us/cataloging/servlet/presentadvancedse archredirectorform.do?l2m=Library%20Search&tm=Catalog http://www.hbgsd.k12.pa.us/cataloging/servlet/presentadvancedse archredirectorform.do?l2m=Library%20Search&tm=Catalog Teacher Files.com –Book Order and Words of Wisdom from slide 2 http://www.teacherfiles.com/clip_art_books.htm http://www.teacherfiles.com/clip_art_books.htm Click on Esc button to exit this powerpoint.