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Using the OPAC Gutermuth Elementary School

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Using the OPAC. Gutermuth Elementary School. What’s OPAC?. Online Public Access Catalog. It’s a way of finding books and other resources in the library. Did you know?. The OPAC can be accessed from any computer with internet access. How do I find the OPAC?. Go to the JCPS homepage. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Using the OPACGutermuth Elementary School

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What’s OPAC?

Online Public Access Catalog

It’s a way of finding books and other resources in the library.

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Go to the JCPS homepage.

http://www.jefferson.kyschools.us

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Click on Students.

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Roll the mouse over elementary. Move to the right menu and click on

Elementary School Library Catalogs.

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Click on Gutermuth.

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The OPAC for

Gutermuth

Elementary.

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Searching the OPAC

Let’s do a simple search. Click

simple.

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Type cat in the search box and click on the key icon

that says “All Words.”

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How many records are there for cat?

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451

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Type cats and click on the key icon.How many records are there for cats?

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94

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Type “The Bad Case of Stripes” in the search box and click on the key icon.

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Now, type only the word stripes.

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Who is the author of the book?

What is the call number?

Is the book available for check out?

What if there are several pages of records?

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Finding the Author

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Where is the call number?

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Several pages of records

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Is the book available?

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Now you can practice what

you have learned.

Take the library handout with you to a computer and

see if you can answer the

questions by using your OPAC

skills.