Hi Terri,
Generally I've seen the item record locations changed to a temporary location (designated by you in conjunction with your ILS provider)  which will work if the items are barcoded. One can also have them appear in the public catalog as "unavailable". 
best, Christine

Christine Dunleavy

Serials paraprofessional
Acquisitions department
Colgate University Libraries
Case Library & Geyer Center for Information Technology Suite 495
13 Oak Drive
Hamilton, New York 13346

cdunleavy@colgate.edu    315-228-6219


On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 9:30 AM, Terri Winchcombe <Terri.Winchcombe@smu.ca> wrote:

Sorry for cross postings.

 

Hi There,

We will be packing up and sending about 2/3rd of our print serials collection to storage before the end of December 2015.  Once in storage they will live in boxes but be retrievable with a 24-hour turnaround.  We assume the boxes will be barcoded or identifiable in some way.  I am looking for folks to share their experience with this type of project.  How do you identify the stored serials in your catalogue?  Did you “bind” them into the storage boxes?  What was your workflow?  How did you ensure accuracy of the inventory?  Should we take pictures of the serials in the boxes?  Really, any information, tips, trick, tidbits of information you can share will be appreciated.

 

Thanks for your help!

Terri

 

 

Terri Winchcombe, CAPM

Manager, Acquisition Services

Patrick Power Library (SMU6500) | Saint Mary’s University

923 Robie Street | Halifax, Nova Scotia | Canada  B3H 3C3

 

Voice 902 420-5535 | Fax 902 420-5561

terri.winchcombe@smu.ca

 



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