Find books in a reading program
Find books in a reading program You can find books in a reading program, such as: Accelerated Reader™ Reading Counts!® Lexile® Fountas & Pinnell For more about searching, see Conduct a Basic Search and Conduct a Power Search. Accelerated Reader and Reading Counts! If your library participates in the Accelerated Reader (AC) or Reading Counts! (RC) program, you…
Reading Programs
Reading Programs Follett’s Reading Program Services lets Library Manager users instantly enhance their library records with reading program information for Accelerated Reader™, Reading Counts!®, Lexile®, and Fountas & Pinnell. It helps schools in your district automatically match their reading program quizzes with books in the collection. Students have an easier time searching for books and materials that…
Generate the One Search Database Usage report
Generate the One Search Database Usage report The One Search Database Usage report shows each database configured at the site, as well as the number of searches performed by staff, students, and guests. Usage information is available starting in the month One Search is activated. Sites can limit the results by date range. To generate the report:
Work with One Search Resource Lists
Work with One Search Resource Lists To access a Resource List, select Catalog > Resource Lists. Next to the list you want to see, click View. If Resource Lists include multiple types of resources, they are organized by tabs. The tabs you see depend on the types of resources in the Resource List and can include: Library Materials, Resources, Web Sites, One Search, Media, and Digital…
Include One Search in search results
Include One Search in search results One Search lets users search multiple free and paid databases while searching for other print or digital content. One Searchresources are included in DestinyBack Office search results as follows: Note: Destiny Discover automatically includes all configured databases in the system – not just the preset selected ones. To learn more, see Destiny Discover Help. To include One Search in a Basic search: Note: When…
Push One Search database configuration
Push One Search database configuration If your district purchases subscriptions to online databases for the entire district, you can push One Search database configurations to multiple sites. This is a quick way to enter authentication information once, and apply it to other schools in the district. Important: Only the Destiny Administrator can push a One Search configuration to other sites. Only database…
Set up IP-verified subscriptions
Set up IP-verified subscriptions If your library has IP-verified database subscriptions, which use verified IP addresses to access the database information, your network administrator must download the One Search host script and configure your web server to access this file. Download the host script Have your network administrator (or the person in charge of your computer network)…
Add One Search databases
Add One Search databases One Search comes with free, preloaded databases to get you started. You can change the default list by adding or deleting databases. Video: Setting Up One Search Databases Supported One Search databases View all the One Search databases. This list is updated regularly and gives databases a status of Available or Temporarily Unavailable. To add subscription databases to One Search:…
Set up One Search access levels
Set up One Search access levels important: To set up One Search databases, you need the correct permissions, as do those who will Add One Search databases and edit One Search databases. Video: Enabling and Setting Up One Search To set up administrative access: To set up patron access: To enable guests who access your library catalog to search One Search: Important: Make sure you understand your…
Set up One Search
Set up One Search Your teachers and students can take advantage of your school’s subscription databases in one place, through Destiny One Search. One Search saves time and effort, letting you search the catalog and subscription databases with a single request. Bonus: Patrons don’t need to remember the URLs, usernames, and passwords for multiple databases. Before you begin Before you…