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Arnel
- Provide and supervise patrons in the use of the computers with internet facility
including Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) and electronic resources (if
necessary).
- Provides assistance in the use of Follet DLM integrated library system
- Responsible in inputting entries into the computerized cataloguing system and
place assigned barcode stickers.
- Facilitate Elib
- IMC
- Library website

- They must know how to deliver information electronically to patrons

- Circulation desk
- At the most basic level, circulation desk workers provide a combination of
customer service and clerical functions. From checking out books, re-shelving
returned books and answering the phone to repairing damaged books and
setting up new book displays, the circulation desk worker is often the primary
interface with library patrons. As such, they should be knowledgeable,
outgoing and customer-oriented. They also need to be organized, able to
multitask and have a good command of both written and spoken English.
- In libraries where modern technology is present, circulation desk workers
provide assistance to patrons by explaining or demonstrating to them how to
use online search engines, research tools and self-checkout systems. They may
also oversee the scheduling and use of publicly available computer stations,
printers and Internet access by patrons. They must be able to use their library's
systems to check out books, reserve books for patrons and search other
libraries when a required book is not available in their own library. They
likely need to know the basics of copier machines as well, to help patrons
make copies as needed and keep the machines up and running.

Patron Service
Librarians spend a great deal of time helping patrons locate the information they need. Patrons
often need instruction on how to use library resources, such as digital catalogs. A librarian may
show someone how to search for specific books or books that discuss certain subject matter. New
patrons will likely need assistance with the layout of the library and instructions on how to
physically locate books on the shelves. Other library resources with which librarians may assist
patrons include Internet usage and special programs. Examples of special programs include
writing workshops and reading contests.

- databases up-to-date
- organizing reference materials in a system that is easy to access. In addition to
providing direct service to patrons, a reference librarian's duties include
staying up-to-date on the different types of references available.
- Online database (on site/ free databases)
- Eboard presentation (lay out and animation)
- The Athenaeum: Follet/elib updates/digital resources updates
- Accreditation: Letter C (collection) and Letter D (Services)
- IPCR/OPCR master
- creating and updating of web pages.
- Many offer members free computer use and e-book rentals, among other offerings.

- Technical support staff in the library work at setting up and maintaining

computer networks, databases, Internet access and websites.. Technical
services coordinators or supervisors might also teach public classes on the use
of computers and software programs. Digital librarians specialize in
organizing materials and collections for public access online.
- Under the direction of a computer /automation librarian or a middle manager,
the computer technician maintains and troubleshoots library computer
hardware and software. May staff a computer help desk. Supervises computer
clerks or student assistants. May train library users in use of hardware and
software. Rapid responder in case of computer emergency.
- Under the direction of a librarian or a computer technician, performs routine
computer-related tasks: troubleshooting, maintenance and support of library or
law school hardware and software. First responder for computer problems,
and may staff a help desk.
- Responsible for the operation and maintenance of the online library catalog
and Follet (DLM) integrated library system.
- Documents and updates procedures, and trains others to use those procedures.
- Supervise the elib and responsible for computer security within the library.
- Responsible for licensing and providing access to online library database
subscriptions.
- In a consortial environment, this position may work closely with a central
systems office and with peers at sister institutions to ensure the smooth
functioning of a shared online system.
- Supervises student assistants assigned in the area.
- Supervises student assistants assigned in the area.
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- They're usually the people you see behind a checkout desk or answering
questions.
- you might help patrons find books or other media, place interlibrary loan
requests and reserve items, or issue new library cards, collect fees and answer
phone calls.