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Using some sort of Electronic Sign In to Library

Hi,

 

I'm toying with the idea of setting a computer up near the front entrance of my high school library to use as an electronic sign in and an information display.

 

Currently we have a handmade sign that is boring and a clipboard for students to sign in.  I'm thinking of creating a Google Form for students to use to sign in. 

 

Any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions?

 

Tina

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My number at school during the day----215-884-4700 x2394

Tina,

 

This is my third year using a Google Docs form for students to sign in to the library. I have an old laptop with the doc set as its homepage. I was able to get this from our IT department because it was too old to be used as a 'regular' computer, but was perfect for allowing access to the Google form and the OPAC.

 

Every question is set as a required response. They are:

Student name

Pass is from (teacher names are in a drop down list)

Block (including before school - our most popular)

I am here to (with a select as many as apply - books, computer, research, test, tech support, print, read, etc.)

 

The reports and graphs are terrific for your information and for including in your reports. I can also quickly scan the spreadsheet when to verify the location of a student.

 

Best of luck!

sorry! One l

catherine.scholl@gmail.com

Here is a powerpoint filled with step by step printscreens, hope this is helpful
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Tina and Nikki, I posted a powerpoint with step by step instructions---but it is at the very bottom of this discussion so you really have to look for it.  Let me know if you need help, BJ

BJ,

 

Thanks so much for the powerpoint!  I understand what you are talking about & will begin using it when our students get their id cards in a couple of weeks.  I'm so glad that I am a member of this group & that everyone is willing to help out.

 

Where are you in PA?  My hubby is from the Johnston/Windber area.  It's a beautiful state--just a little too cold for me!  LOL!

 

Tina

BJ & Kathy, thanks for the Destiny Quest and the Google form check-in ideas! Plan on pulling out that old laptop tomorrow!

Linda Dougherty
Northwest High School
Cedar Hill, MO
You're welcome!
You are welcome, good luck!
Tina, Abington, PA right outside Philadelphia!

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