[CASL-L] Barcoding Calculators and Textbooks

[STEPHANIE PATTERSON]

I use barcodes purchased from Follett years ago and create categories for items. We have several laptop carts barcoded. You can probably order barcodes anywhere, it is just time consuming. 

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> On Aug 19, 2020, at 8:30 PM, Leslie Poulos via CASL-L <casl-l at mylist.net> wrote:
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> Really, Destiny Resource Manager (which costs more as an add on) would be the best choice for textbooks and other items like chromebooks or av equipment such as this as you can upload a csvfile of items. Otherwise, it’s a laborious process.
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>> On Aug 19, 2020, at 12:01 PM, INGALLS, KARA <Kara.Ingalls at vernonct.org> wrote:
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>> ?Good Morning Everyone,
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>> I am being asked to catalog things from different departments- calculators, textbooks, etc. I am looking to see how you lable your barcodes for these items and any advice you may have!
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>> I am still a "new" librarian- so I would appreciate any advice!
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>> -Kara
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>> Kara Ingalls
>> RHS Library Media Specialist
>> kara.ingalls at vernonct.org
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