11:15-11:45, Break Room
Moderator: Albert
Recorder: Trish
Attending: Lauren, Albert, Jose, Alice, Karen, Shanti, Jasmine, Alisa, Evin, Iffat, Nina, Temeka, Pam, Katherine, Doug, Trish
1.
Applications. All applications must be complete (including parents' info on kids' applications). Make sure birthday, driver's license/ID and signature are there. Blue or black ink only--no green, purple, pink or other colors. Check for duplicates before starting an application.
2.
Holds Printers. Each print job needs to be printed or cancelled before moving on to the next item. When you don't clear the waiting print jobs, they stack up and the next person will have to spend time clearing them from the Virtual to Print Wizard first. Please do not change or adjust the printer settings on the computers with the holds printers. It's not necessary to print a new label for delivery items that already have a sticky label.
3.
Holds. When you receive a hold with a sticky label, scan the barcode to notify the system (Sirsi) that the item has arrived at Kendall. Read all labels for location before putting items on the Hold shelf or in outgoing bins--we've had holds belonging at different locations shelved here.
4.
Delivery. When you're scheduled for Delivery for the day, you can help with other first floor functions, especially after Delivery has been checked in. Examples: sorting, exceptions, holds needing sticky labels, and customers in the lobby needing help (desk back-up).
5.
Checking in Holds. Use "Discharge" to check in holds, not "Trap Holds." Returned items with holds (received at the desk or in Exceptions) should be labeled and shelved ASAP, as customer can see the hold is available and may come to pick it up right away.
6.
Location of Hold Label. For books, place the label right above the call number label. For AV, place the label over the side of the case that opens (after verifying the disk(s) are in the vase) high enough from the edge to not cover the barcode.
7.
AV Holds with Missing Disks. When AV holds are received with missing disks, call the supervisor of the location it was sent from, so they can address the problem.
Teamwork will make this happen!
NOTE: See also the post "Holds Printers Update," 8/15/15. Karen