[LM_NET] MIDDLE/SEC: Cataloguing and shelving Readers

[Tarn <tarn.mcdonald@GMAIL.COM>]

Hi everyone,

First post: I'm interested in hearing from anyone who has any suggestions on
cataloging the abridged classics and other edited texts that are published
in the Cambridge English Readers, Penguin Readers and Oxford Bookworms
Library series. They're currently classified under various different call
numbers (820s, Fiction (F), Easy Fiction(EF)) but have all been given their
own shelf space, although they share it with other material which is
generally classified as "Easy Fiction". I think there's a lot of room for
improvement in the way this material is catalogued and organised, though I'm
thinking it might be best to keep them all together on the shelf if teachers
and students prefer to access them this way. Any suggestions greatly
appreciated!

Tarn McDonald
tarn.mcdonald@ais.edu.vn
Librarian
American International School
HCMC
Vietnam

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