Cataloging

Cataloging: Mastering the Art of Library Record-Keeping Empower your library staff with the essential skills needed to maintain meticulous records and ensure seamless access to library materials. Our self-paced "Cataloging" course is specifically designed for public library staff who are responsible for adding materials to the shared catalog, Leap. Course Overview: This comprehensive course will guide you through the critical aspects of cataloging, focusing on the importance of accurate and detailed records. You will learn how to properly classify and catalog various types of library materials, ensuring that patrons can easily find the information they need. The course covers the use of the Leap cataloging system, providing practical insights into its features and functionalities. What You Will Learn: The fundamentals of cataloging and the role it plays in library management How to use the Leap system to add and manage library materials Techniques for creating detailed and accurate catalog records Best practices for classifying books, periodicals, and digital media Strategies for maintaining and updating the shared catalog Who Should Enroll: This course is ideal for public library staff, including librarians, library assistants, and clerks who are involved in cataloging or wish to enhance their skills in this vital area. Whether you are new to cataloging or looking to refine your expertise, this program offers valuable knowledge and practical skills that can be immediately applied in your library. Why Choose This Course: Self-paced learning: Study at your own pace and convenience Expert instruction: Learn from experienced library professionals Practical application: Gain hands-on experience with the Leap cataloging system Comprehensive content: Covering all aspects of cataloging from basics to advanced techniques Join us in this journey to master the art of cataloging and contribute to the efficient and effective management of library resources.