[CALIBK12] Query: Generic Bar Code in Destiny?

Joan McCall mcjoan123 at mac.com
Wed Dec 3 18:31:30 PST 2008


Doug,

In my opinion  (or imho) ear buds are not worth tracking. I bought  
them in bulk from Follett two years ago and haven't even used up half  
of them. They break easily and I'm not inclined to penalize a student  
who gets it caught on a chair or whose kid sister tears them apart. If  
I've got a kid who will read a book while listening to it instead of  
not reading at all, I'm doing my job.

Joan

Joan McCall, TL
Beattie Middle School
Redlands USD


On Dec 3, 2008, at 9:50 AM, Douglas Dilts wrote:

> Dear Colleagues,
>
> We have a selection of Playaways in our collection. Most students  
> have their own ear buds but occasionally we have a student who needs  
> a pair. I’d like to have a “generic” bar code that we would keep  
> next to the circ desk station. We’d simply scan that barcode  
> whenever we check out a pair of ear buds.
> So, this would mean having a single bar code represent many  
> individual “copies” of an item. I don’t want to have to individually  
> assign a bar code to each pair of ear buds.
> I haven’t figured out how to do this in Destiny. Or maybe this isn’t  
> the best way to accomplish this?
> Any and all advice would be appreciated.
>
> Doug Dilts
> Library Media Teacher
> South Tahoe High School
> 530-541-4111 x240
> http://www.ltusd.org/sths/
>
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