Lesson 5: Practice
Check Yourself Activity!
Ordering the Steps
Activity
Ordering the Steps
Now let’s practice what you’ve learned. Take a moment to look at these steps in “How to find a book in the library”. Pause the video at this point so that you can put them in order. Let’s see what you know.
____ Find the computers that contain the library’s catalogs.
____ Locate the books on the library shelves by their call numbers.
____ Be prepared to show your library card at the checkout desk.
____ In the age of computers, finding a book in a library has become very easy.
____ In the book catalog, type the topic you are seeking information about in the space labeled “Subject.”
____ There are two catalogs: one for books and one for periodicals (magazines, newspapers, and so on).
____ Write down the title and call number of each book that you want.
____ Scroll through the entries for the books that are displayed on the computer screen, and determine which ones seem the most relevant.
____ Take the books to the checkout desk.
Now check your answers to see the steps in sequence for the activity, “How to find a book in the library”.
- Find the computers that contain the library’s catalogs.
- Locate the books on the library shelves by their call numbers.
- Be prepared to show your library card at the checkout desk.
- In the age of computers, finding a book in a library has become very easy.
- In the book catalog, type the topic you are seeking information about in the space labeled “Subject.”
- There are two catalogs: one for books and one for periodicals (magazines, newspapers, and so on).
- Write down the title and call number of each book that you want.
- Scroll through the entries for the books that are displayed on the computer screen, and determine which ones seem the most relevant.
- Take the books to the checkout desk.