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https: //konyvtar. elte. hu/sites/default/fil es/fajlok/libraryvisit 18. ppt WELCOME Introductory library visit for students of English at SEAS Library, ELTE

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Libraries of ELTE • Study and research are supported by the University Library Service on the campuses of ELTE. There are libraries attached to faculties, departments and other institutions of the University. • The ELTE libraries use an integrated library system called Aleph.

School of English and American Studies (SEAS) Library

The most important library rules • The use of the Library is only available for registered readers. • Registration is done in person, by filling out and signing the library data sheet at the circulation desk. • Our readers are either issued a loan pass or a visitor’s pass, depending on their eligibility. • The registration must be revalidated every September. • Please present your student card or library card to the librarians and leave it at the circulation desk before entering the Reading Room. You’ll reveive a locker key at the desk.

• Active students, teachers and employees of the School of English-American Studies and Ph. D students are eligible to borrow books and other material from the Library. • Overcoats and other kinds of outdoor clothing, umbrellas, bags, cases, and similar personal belongings shall be deposited in the locker-room during each visit to the Library. • It is strictly forbidden to bring food and drink into the Library except water in closed clear bottles or sealable plastic cups. Blue baskets are available for personal belongings.

What-Where? • c. 80000 volumes: books, periodicals, old&new MA thesis papers, AV material Open access (Reading Room): • non-fiction, based on the Library of Congress Classification System • Language Pedagogy (LP/A-LP/W) • Arts • current periodicals Stacks (closed access): • fiction • additional non-fiction&multiple copies of LP • MA thesis papers • university textbooks • periodicals • American Collection • Rare books collection • Video-cassettes

HOW TO FIND OUR BOOKS • The library catalogue, will help you to find books and other items. It gives a call number for each item which is the code on the spine of the book. • Please always find the call number in the online catalogue, because the books are shelved by call numbers both in the closed stacks and in the Reading Room. • The catalogue contains not only our documents but items in other ELTE libraries. • Please check whether the items really are in this library. • Please fill out the request slips fully and correctly.

Stacks, request slip

Reading Room • Most books in the Reading Room are available for loan. The books which are marked with a golden tape on the spine may only be checked out overnight or over a weekend.

Borrowing • You are not allowed to borrow anything without your library card and you can borrow only for yourself. • Students of the SEAS may borrow up to 7 books and 3 reference materials for one night or over a weekend. • The loan period varies by document: overnight (from closing until opening), 1 and 2 weeks, 1 month or 1 semester. • Reminders and overdue notices are sent by e-mail or via regular mail. • Regular loan books may be renewed online (within 10 days of the due date), in person, or by phone if no one else has reserved them. Email renewal is NOT available. • If you are unable to renew online, please contact the library for help. >>

• If the book you want is currently checked out, you may place a request for it in person at the Circulation Desk. • As long as a reader has overdue document(s) or outstanding fine(s), he/she can not use library services or borrow book(s) in any ELTE member library. • A fine is charged for each day an item is overdue, including weekends and holidays.

Catalogue • Aleph, the online public access catalogue for ELTE University libraries, including the SEAS Library, is available on terminals within the Library. • The online catalogue contains bibliographic and item data about SEAS books processed since February 1998, and items acquired prior to 1998 have been retrospectively added to the database. • The catalogue indicates which libraries own each title as well as the availability of each copy of every title. • http: //opac. elte. hu (Click on English)

Search the catalogue • To find a specific book or books on a particular topic, start with the online catalogue. It will tell you which books we own, and will give you the location and call number you need to find the book on the shelf or to request it from the stacks. • You can search the catalogue using the title, author or any combination of keywords.

Search in Aleph

Search Results

Full View of Record

Holdings information • To view Holdings information for a given library: • In the results list screen, click on the underlined library name, or • click on the underlined title to show the full record of the item, Ø then click on the sub-library name link. (Please note that only the standard format of full view has links that allow you to jump to Holdings information. ) • Holdings information provides you with many details of the book including: • Item status indicates the loan period. • Collection indicates whether the book is located in the Reading room or in the Closed Access Area • Call Number indicates the unique number assigned to a book - this number will help you locate the book on the open-shelf or request it from the Closed Access Area.

Holdings

Collection (SEAS) Circulating copy in Reading Room (SEAS) Overnight copy in Reading Room (SEAS) Circulating copy in Closed Access area (SEAS) American Collection in Closed Access area (SEAS) Thesis/dissertation in Closed Access area (SEAS) Closed Access Rare Book area (SEAS) AV material in Closed Access area (SEAS) Periodical in Reading Room (SEAS) Periodical in Closed Access area (SEAS) Non-circulating copy in Reading Room (SEAS) Circulating American Collection copy in Reading Room Important! Indicates the location of the item within the library, which can be the Reading Room, Closed Access area, or Closed Access Rare Book area on the one hand, and partly informs about the circulation privilages: circulating, non-circulating, or overnight copy.

Sign in What for? This function identifies you to the system so that you can • renew one-month books you have checked out • view the status of your requests, • check whether you have any fines/fees.

Sign-in (use Help)

My Library Card= personal profile

Databases • ELTE subscribes to several licensed web resources which provide access to thousands of journals and other research materials in the humanities. Through these services you can access full-text articles, CD-ROMs and dictionaries, among other things. • Controlled, reliable resources JSTOR, EISZ, EBSCO etc. • For further information see: https: //konyvtar. elte. hu/en/adatbazisok

Off campus access Off-campus access to these web resources is now also available to ELTE students, using the authenticated proxy service called Stunnel. The information at the link below describes how you can reach these web resources from off-campus locations, such as your home: http: //seaswiki. elte. hu/research/Off. Campus_Access_to_ELTE%E 2%80%99 s_Licensed_Web_ Resources

More information • ELTE SEAS Library homepage (closed) http: //seaslib. elte. hu/ • University Library Service http: //konyvtar. elte. hu/en/ • Access and use information https: //konyvtar. elte. hu/en/libraries/school-english-andamerican-studies-library-0 • WI-FI http: //iig. elte. hu/hir? id=NW-187 • Interlibrary loan http: //seaslib. elte. hu/lib/ill. htm The links in the Power. Point presentation are available!

Questions, suggestions, comments are welcome… Thank you for your attention! SEE YOU SOON!