TARGET: OPAC search terms

[Lisa Lehman <monalisa@ALBANY.NET>]

Greetings.

Over the summer I finally got my OPAC terminals (after waiting 2 years),
and will now be teaching students and faculty how to use them.  (I work in
a K-6 building.)  I checked the archives and got a few suggestions for
Follett which I can use, but since I will be using Dynix,  I would like
suggestions for any special tricks or features this system may offer and/or
a good example of a search term that can lead in unexpected directions.
Any particularly fun ways to introduce the kids would also be appreciated.

Thanks for your help, and enjoy the rest of the weekend.

Lisa

Lisa Lehman, Librarian
Hoosic Valley Elementary
Schaghticoke, NY 12154
monalisa@albany.net

A book is a garden carried in the pocket. -Chinese proverb

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