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We turned our 5 digit student IDs into barcodes ( Their library  
number is also their lunch ID, as well as their student number and  
internet PIN)  -- We just used Destiny's neat report for barcodes,  
and printed a sheet of barcodes for each class.  I wanted everyone on  
one page, so I did it with label format , so it comes 3 across, but  
the teachers name isnt on the page ( because supposedly, you'd be  
peeling off the labels) . I just write the teacher's name at the  
bottom of the page, and slip in into a sheet protector, and then ino  
a 3 ring binder divided by homeroom.  When a child enters or leaves  
the class, it is very easy to print a new page, and not have to worry  
about re-alphabetizing   business card sized library cards ( which we  
used with Library World -- putting each barcode on a business card  
and then filing by homeroom in business card protector pages) .

With HS/MS, who don't usually use the library by homerooms , you  
could print out pages by grade level.

On Dec 4, 2007, at 10:46 AM, Priscilla Cox wrote:

> Hello to all,
>
> Our district has recently decided to go with a district wide  
> circulation system and we have chosen Destiny. We are still in the  
> set up phase of this but one question has arisen that is causing  
> slight panic in our media specialists. Our schools are all small  
> and because of this we have always just assigned our students a  
> simple to remember patron id number that they use to check out  
> books. The student gives the number; we type it in and then scan  
> their books. With Destiny we will be using the student's district  
> number which is 10 digits long. There is no way our students can  
> remember a 10 digit number, especially at our elementary school  
> level. So my question is this; how do you check out books using  
> Destiny? Do you make each student a library card that they have to  
> carry around with them? What do you do?  Thanks in advance and I  
> will post a hit if anyone would like me to.
>
> Thanks,
> Priscilla Cox
> Media Specialist/TV Pro/Yearbook
> pcox@gulf.k12.fl.us<mailto:pcox@gulf.k12.fl.us>
> 850-639-5729
> Wewahitchka High School
> Wewahitchka, FL 32465
>
>


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Suzanne Ng, Librarian
South Mountain Elem. School
South Orange, NJ 07079
email: sng@somsd.k12.nj.us
http://www.southmountain.somsd.k12.nj.us
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