7. Being logged in has the following
advantages:
The “My Info” tab
allows you to see
what items (books,
videos, equipment,
etc.) you have
checked out.The “My Searches” link keeps
track of your previous searches
(searches are kept for a 30 day
period).
You can create Resource
Lists and make them
public (see Module 3 for
more information on
Resource Lists).
You can also print bibliographies
and MLA formatted citation lists
(more on these in Module 3:
Resource Lists).
8. n the Catalog tab
ch the Kelley Lake
entary collection
a list of reviewed
es. See Module 2:
arching for an
ction to the many
ferent search
ilities available in
Destiny.
9. Type something into the search box and
play around. Be sure to check out the
other training modules to learn more
about different searching techniques and
other cool features available in Destiny.
10. Do you have any questions?
Your helpful library media center
staff are here to help. Call:
Harold Grant x44820
Notas do Editor
All DCSS computers should have a destiny icon.
Here is the Tucker High School Destiny homepage. At this point, you can click on the catalog tab at the top and use the system as a guest. However, by logging in, you get access to several added features that guests cannot. I’ll talk about these additional features a bit later.
Look at the screen for a moment. Notice the 3 tabs at the top. You will always start at the homepage screen.
The added benefits are 1. you can see what items are checked out to you by clicking on the “my info” tab.
2. You are able to create a Resource list and make it public (I’ll show you how to do this a little later)
3. It makes emailing lists to yourself a bit easier if you are logged in.
There are different search screen options. These are listed on the tab menu near the top of the screen. The ones that you will be using the most are the first three. We’ll talk about each of these during this presentation.
There are also 5 search limiters. These are listed below the search box.
If you simply type something into the search box and hit enter, you will be executing a keyword search, which means your search terms can be located anywhere in the record of a particular item.