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Searching, lending
How to search for materials I want to borrow?
You can search for materials in one of the catalogues or directly in the open access area.
The online catalogue can be accessed in all libraries that use the COBISS System. The search procedure is the same in all libraries; only the location information is different. These data show you the location of the materials for each specific library and are essential for the search. Before searching make sure that you search in the right library. The information on the library you are searching in is written in the upper part of the screen in the column BAZA PODATKOV/DATABASE.
The location information is written under the record for a specific item.
LOCATION AND CALL NUMBER
Item details (call number, location…) Item status
Prosti p. 2. nad. 628.5 183178 on loan, outside loan, return within 20.09.2021
Special collections materials (handwritings, ephemera, cartographic materials…) are kept on different locations and can be accessed by appointment with the responsible person or in the open access.
When searching for the materials in the open access you need to pay attention to the location information. The location data or the shelving number is a combination of letters and numbers or only numbers, which according to the UDC (Universal Decimal Classification) represent a specific field of knowledge. The letters stand for specific location in the library:
| 1st floor | 2nd floor | 3rd floor |
| P1 – Open access on the 1st floor | P2 – Open access on the 2nd floor | P3 – Open access on the 2nd floor |
| D – Local History Department | ČČ – Newspaper Reading Room | Č – Reading Room |
| B – Librarianship Collection |
PPČ - Newspaper Reading Room (Information Sources) |
K7 – Film and Music Collection |
| I – Information Collection | PČ – Periodicals Department | K8 – Subject Specialists’ Room |
| EDC – European Documentation Centre | K – Technical Department | AČ – Austrian Reading Room |
| MI – Interlibrary Loan | K6 – Subject Specialists’ Room | P3 79-9 – Open access on the 3rd floor + first shelving numbers |
| Iv – Information sources in the Information Collection |
PP3, PP6 – Open Access Attendant |
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| KP – Periodicals Department | ||
| ČČI – Reading Room Attendant |
When you find the shelf you can search for your materials according to the call number. The call numbers are organised in a growing numbers order. At the beginning of a shelf there are materials of larger format, labelled with II ( II 38845 ).
How to borrow materials?
Materials you wish to take home or use in the library have to be registered at the circulation desk on the 1st floor.
Materials can only be borrowed by the library members in person and with a membership or student card. Materials that are labelled with “Č” – for the reading room cannot be borrowed outside, but they can be used in the library. The loan period is mostly 1 month, if not stated otherwise. You can borrow 8 titles at one time. Exceptions are granted by the information staff. You cannot borrow more copies of the same title.