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As a practical matter, when we get cash for lost books, we keep it in a drawer just for situations like this.
As a parent, I found a book we had searched high and low for, finally paid, in the pocket of a seldom-used suitcase (THEN I remembered we had taken it during a long weekend!).
You seem to assume bad faith by your students. I'm sure you don't mean it this way, but it sounds like you want the students to do what's easiest for you instead of your doing what's easiest for them.
Sometimes we can forget our job is to make the library a place the students are dying to go to--not a place to organize books.
Hi,
We use the Silverlight program. As soon as a book that has been paid for scans in, up pops a message that so and so paid for it on such and such a date. Just as Barbara does, I too keep a running petty cash drawer (from funds brought in from lost books-up to $100) that I pay from when this happens. Makes it easy.
I find assuring students and parents that I will return their money if them missing book ever shows up has helped people pay more promptly.
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