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49 <br />Learning Resource System <br />Overview Library and The library and all its contents are the University's Learning Resources System (LRS). The <br />Resources information technology in the LRS is available 24 hours/7 days a week to the students and <br />faculty by utilizing a digital LRS, that are three major components to this academic library: <br />1) Library World Online Public Access Catalog (OPAL), 2) Library Information Resource <br />Network (LIRN) and LexisNexis® and 3) Our collection of e-books. Also the students and <br />faculty can use the web -based research and information literacy resources to access 4) <br />Safari Books, Microsoft Learning, Microsoft MSDN Library, and Microsoft IT Imagine <br />Academy for the past 26 years. <br />The Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC), Is called Veritas University's Library of Library <br />World, the title of the vendor we use to have and use this OPAC so that students and <br />faculty can view the contents of our physical cataloged collection online, place books on <br />hold and check out books. The second component of our library is the Library Information <br />Resource Network (LIRN) and LexisNexis®. LIRN and LexisNexis are the collection of <br />databases housing magazine and newspaper, and journal articles, many of which are peer - <br />reviewed from accredited sources in full -text form. Every monthly and quarterly statistics <br />respectively within GALE are pulled to view the database summary report, and a written <br />analysis of these statistics; such as searches, session numbers, full -text retrievals, even <br />dates and times the articles were read, is prepared by the librarian from Veritas' database <br />network database all over GALE in LIRN. The third component of our library is our e-books. <br />The a -books that our own 'here' through Veritas' website, we house are in pdf file format <br />and can be emailed to patrons upon request. Our LIRN also has a collection of e-books <br />called ebrary. <br />The library is preparing to promote the use of the new Library World application among the <br />students that they can download in their smartphones to provide 24 hours / 7 days a week <br />assistance for the students. <br />Hours and Location Online LRS open 2417, Physical Library Hours: 9:00 AM — 7:00 PM — Monday through <br />Friday <br />The library closes on the following holidays and weekends: <br />• New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, <br />Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving and the day following, <br />and Christmas Eve and Christmas. <br />Besides, the library will be closed during school break time: one week after the end of each <br />quarter. Note that at the end of the 0 quarter, there is a two -week break due to holidays. <br />Location: The library is conveniently located on campus between Room 5 and Faculty <br />Lounge. <br />Library's Procedures The library's procedures regarding student borrowing and return of materials are that each <br />item must be checked out of both; 1) catalog systems, one for records and, 2) one online <br />system. Students must have either a current student ID or a current driver's license in or to <br />have a library account to borrow materials. If any borrowed items are lost or missing, a fee <br />for the total cost of the lost item will be incurred. Damaged materials may be negotiated <br />with the Librarian, the Education Director, or the Executive Director. Most items have a <br />loan period of two weeks; however, depending on the item and the borrower (student or <br />faculty), this is subject to change. The due date of each item is informed to the borrower at <br />the time when the item is checked out and the borrower is also given a library receipt <br />detailing the item and when it is due. When an item is not returned on time, the borrower <br />Last Revision Date on December 12, 2020 <br />