Greetings, all,

 

I am in the process of organizing the documentation I’ve written for my position and I’m looking for some advice on what should and shouldn’t “make the  cut” for the procedure manual/position guide.  If you have a moment and are game to share your knowledge, would you please consider and respond to the following questions?

 

·         What types of procedures do you currently have documented?  (serials check-in, e-resource troubleshooting, big-picture info that explains how the systems used by the library interact with one another, etc.)

·         Do you rely on any vendor documentation for products/tools you use? 

·         What ways do you make your documentation available for people to use?  (file share, wiki, intranet, etc.)

·         What are some things you’d wished were documented when you first started your position?

 

Any insight you are able to provide would be greatly appreciated!

 

Sincerely,

 

Elizabeth Schutz

Serials & Electronic Resources Librarian

 

Cardinal Stritch University

phone: (414)410-4265

easchutz@stritch.edu

www.stritch.edu

 

 



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