Webcast: Tiny Cat for Small Libraries

Are you ready to take your community library's catalog online? Small libraries have unique challenges and opportunities, and there just never seems to be enough time or money to accomplish big goals like automating your collection. Good news! There is a realistic solution for libraries with fewer than 20,000 items that helps you streamline your operations and better serve your community.

Introducing TinyCat, a simple, and affordable cataloging solution designed with rural libraries in mind. TinyCat is designed to be easy to use--for both you and your patrons. And it's affordable with a cost-effective subscription plan that won't break the bank.

To learn more and get a demonstration of TinyCat features, watch this recorded webcast at your convenience with the SCKLS team as your trusted guide. And be sure to visit with Lisa Sharbaugh, SCKLS automation and technology services coordinator, as you consider whether TinyCat is the right fit for your library.

In this webcast, you will:

• Explore the possibilities and limitations of TinyCat to determine its appropriateness for your library
• Review how to accomplish basic tasks, like:
  - Creating a patron account
  - Adding materials to TinyCat using LibraryThing
  - Checking out and checking in items

If you are interested in learning more about automating your library, check out the resources on the SCKLS Automation Trainings webpage.

EVENT NOTES

Webcast Access | The webcast link will be accessible on the SCKLS website Training Videos and Handouts page on the date indicated--no registration is required. Explore this page of recorded SCKLS trainings to find helpful resources and content available to view at your convenience.