Library+Collections

Look at the library collections fact sheet and come up with 4-5 questions that can be answered using the fact sheet and then come up with 4-5 questions that cannot be answered about EOE's library collection just using the fact sheet. In other words, you will have to search OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) to answer the questions you came up with. Hint: these questions are more specific than thegeneral library collection information found on the fact sheet.
 * Library Collections **
 * Task: **


 * Learning Targets: **
 * Be able to explain the major differences between the three main library collections (everybody, fiction, and nonfiction)
 * Know each collection code abbreviation
 * Be able to give a sample call number for each collection
 * Is able to create questions that can be answered using library collections fact sheet and questions that cannot be answered from the library collections fact sheet.
 * Activity: **
 * 1) Look over [[file:Collections_acitivity.docx]], notice similarities and differences between collections.
 * 2) Open the [[file:Collections_acitivity.docx]]and save as: collections(your name as it appears on the wiki author page). Example: //**collectionsjane.docx**//
 * 3) Write down 4-5 questions about library collections that CAN be answered from the library collections.
 * 4) Write down 4-5 questions about the library collections at EOE that CANNOT be answered using the library collections fact sheet. These are questions require a bit of research using OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog). They are more specific than general in nature.
 * 5) Pick one question that can be answered using the fact sheet to present to your peers
 * 6) Pick one quesion that cannot be answered using the fact sheet to present to your peers or type answers for all 5 CANNOT be answered from fact sheet questions and upload to the wiki.