When we acquire an item with restrictions, such as "site license" or only
users from the purchasing organization (students, faculty, staff) we make
a note in the MARC record and we put a label on the box, with the type
of restriction. That way, the circulation staff should see the label at 
checkout.
We use the locking cases, so there has to be staff handling of the case to
remove the lock on the box.
We also limit the borrowing period or borrower if an item is over $150.
So the CRM, Starthrower and other costly items can not be loaned at all
to external borrowers.

Susan

----- Original Message -----
From: Jean Reese 
Date: Thursday, August 8, 2013 9:41 am
Subject: [Videolib] Community check out of media in Academic Library
To: "[email protected]" 

> Good Morning,
> 
> Our Media Library merged with the main library on campus. Some 
> discussion has been going on about opening up the checkout of 
> materials to community members. I have a question about some of 
> the business titles, in particular, from companies like 
> Starthrower and CRM Learning. Since they sell their products at 
> a discount to education, government, and non-profits, do you 
> think allowing community members to check their materials out 
> would cause a problem? Thanks for your opinions and thoughts on this.
> 
> Jean
> 
> 
> Jean Reese
> Walker Library
> Middle Tennessee State University
> Box 13 / 1301 East Main Street
> Murfreesboro, TN 37132
> 
> PH: 615-898-2725
> email: [email protected]
> 

Susan Weber, Media Librarian 
Langara College Library 
100 W. 49th Avenue, 
Vancouver, B.C.  V5Y 2Z6 
Tel:  604 323-5533  email: [email protected] 
http://langara.bc.ca/library 
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