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CLSU LIBRARY WEB OPAC

Dec. 10, 2021

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Central Luzon State University Library and Information Services welcomes our students, faculty and staff to experience our Web Online Public Access Catalog (Web OPAC). The University Library integrated its Destiny Library Manager to be accessible through the internet for the convenience of our library clients and in response during this pandemic with the active support from CLSU administration. Destiny Library Manager is Follett’s game-changing library automation software. It is a completely web-based software, with all functions like OPAC, cataloging, circulation, inventory, reports, and others requiring no more than a web browser. It has the right information and resources at the right time, maximizing our library’s power to support students and faculty, curriculum and instruction. The Web OPAC can now allow clients to search available books, journals, and thesis off-campus using their mobile devices. Clients just needs to input 122.54.161.144 on the address bar to be connected. Interested borrowers can choose between electronic or printed materials. They just need to accomplished the Library Material Request Form and wait for the confirmation. Schedule for pick-up is between Monday to Friday during working hours. The library allows undergraduate students to borrow three (3) books and five (5) books for graduate students for a week. CLSU faculty and staff are also eligible for borrowing materials. These materials are selections from Science and Technology Section, Humanities Section, Filipiniana Section, and Reserve Section. This is another action of the University Library and Information Services to support learning and promote academic excellence for our CLSU community. Check out our Web OPAC now!

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