College Of Education Library

Do you know that we have a Star Wars Book in our library? Star Wars Book, we have...  The book is in CED Library's Circulation Section (791.4375 Sa 58 1992). It was a film to top all others. Audiences around the world gasped in delight as they watched alien creatures cavorting in a bar, entire planets exploding, and futuristic space ships rocketing through galaxies at a time. George Lucas had launched a new era in film making, combining a vivid imagination with state-of-the-art technology. Star Wars and its sequels, The Empire Strikes Back, and The Return of the Jedi, pitted traditional forces of good against evil in an exciting futuristic context. People had so much fun at the movies that they demanded toys, T-shirts, and just about anything else related to the saga. Today, collecting Star Wars memorabilia has become one of the hottest hobbies around. Here, for the first time, Star Wars: From Concept to Screen to Collectible takes readers behind the scenes and features

Planted Nano Tank in CED Library Actual tank does not contain real people Aquascaping is the craft of arranging aquatic plants, as well as rocks, stones, cavework, or driftwood, in an aesthetically pleasing manner within an aquarium in effect, gardening under water. (Wiki) The Nano Tank in the Circulation Desk in the CED Library contains: Substrate: Lava Rock substrate Flora: Java Moss, Dwarf Cryptocoryne Fauna: Red Cherry Shrimps, Ember Tetra Misc: Clay pot for decorative purposes sponsored by: Iligan Aquascaping Club FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/IliganAquascapingCooperation FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/IliganAquascapingCommunity/ Male (right) and Female (left) Red Cherry Shrimp on top of the decorative claypot. Below: Javamoss

Using a physical storage media for storing your important files can sometimes be a hassle. Sometimes, a small USB flash drive gets lost in your bag just when you needed it the most. Or worst, your files get corrupted especially when you insert them in unsecured computers. Sending files through social media can also be a hassle especially if you are looking for a file you have uploaded a few months ago and got buried under an unlimited scrolls of chat messages. The answer? Online Storage! One of the trusted online storage available for free is Dropbox. It works just like a normal folder in your personal computer but it automatically uploads your files once you save them.  Register to Dropbox now by clicking the image on the right. You can also access your files anytime, anywhere!. You can install Dropbox in your smartphone 

Taken from OpenOffice Website College of Education Library has a limited number of computers that has Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint, Excel, etc.) installed in it. Most of the students are using MS Office for their reports, presentations, lesson plans and other school projects. Most computers in the Research Network Area (Multimedia Services Section) in the CED Library are installed with Apache Open Office which is a free software as opposed to Microsoft Office.  Microsoft Office Prices Good news! You can create any Microsoft Office Documents ONLINE!  First, you have to register for a new account to start using MS Office Online! Just visit: http://www.office.com You can also save your new documents in your PC. However, if you have already created a powerpoint presentation and you want to open it online, you need to save it first online using Microsoft OneDrive: https://onedrive.live.com/about/en-ph/

We are currently cleaning the Research Network Area (Multimedia Services Section) of the CED Library.  Some computers are not available for use. 

Starting this Monday, December 14, 2015, the College of Education Library will resume its regular service hours.  Regular service hours: 8:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon, Monday to Friday only. Don't forget to return the borrowed books before the CED Lib closes to avoid overdue fines! Don't forget to ask the library staff for more information about the date due of the books.

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Here's an interesting article from Reader's Digest July 2014 Issue you might want to read.   Reader's Digest July 2014 Issue It tackles about how the brain works physically and being able to store and recall information which inspired a further development in computer and technology advancement. The article also gave out tips on how to refresh, train and develop our brain. To read more about this article, visit the College of Education Library now… 

Students are requested to leave the books on the shelves Students are encouraged to leave the books on the table or on the shelves. This way, the library staff will be able to arrange the books easier and avoid confusion among other library patrons. Books are arranged according to their call numbers which make them easier to find. If the books are not returned to their respective shelves, other library patrons will have a hard time looking for the book. To learn more about how the books are arranged, click on this link: http://cedlibnews.blogspot.com/2015/12/ced-library-dewey-decimal-classification.html Students are discouraged to scatter the books in the library 

Books in the College of Education Library are arranged based on the Dewey Decimal Classification or Dewey Decimal System.  Source: http://overflowingbookshelves.blogspot.com/ The Dewey Decimal  Classification (DDC), or Dewey Decimal System, is a proprietary library classificationsystem first published in the United States by Melvil Dewey in 1876. (wiki) Books inside the CED Library are easier to find using the call numbers that are found on the side of the book as well as the upper left corner of the front cover. CED Books Call Number Examples The Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) provides the location and the call number of a book. For more information about how to use the Online Public Access Catalog, don't hesitate to ask your library staff.

There will be an Essay Writing Contest at the College of Education (CED) Library from 2:00 PM onwards. It is an annual contest held by the Association  of Student Educators in Science and Mathematics (ASESMA) to showcase the talents of students in Literature. The contest will be held at the Reading Area of the CED Library. Non-participating students are encouraged to minimize the voices while inside the library.

For security purposes, no bags and other books are allowed inside the College of Education (CED) Library's sections. Students are only allowed to bring paper, pen, pencil and notebook. Students are requested to leave their bags in the shelf provided near the library's entrance or on the tables of the reading area. However, students should bring their valuables with them (wallet, phones, money, etc) and keep an eye on their belongings from time to time to avoid theft. Laptops and tablets can also be brought inside the library sections but laptop bags are to be left outside the library sections. 

Since the official website of the Department of Education (DepEd) is now updated, I will be removing the tab for the K to 12 Curriculum Guides, Teacher's Manual and Learner's Material. The updated DepEd website is now 'surfer-friendly' and is a bit faster than it was before. You can check out their Curriculum guides in this url: http://www.deped.gov.ph/k-to-12/curriculum-guides

November 27, 2015 - Avast (The Free Antivirus) is currently being installed on every computer unit at CED Library. You can download the antivirus at this url: www.avast.com Cases of virus and corrupted files have become rampant this week. The College of Education (CED) Library computer units  are no exemption to this issue. Being publicly used by library patrons, the risk of virus infection on the computer  units is high. Possible culprit for this matter is that students might have attached an infected external hard drive or  flash drive on the computer units. An automatic scan on these drives takes place after the user attach a flash drive to  the unit, however, not all viruses and/or malwares are being detected by the installed scanner. Some malwares are able  to penetrate and install themselves on the computer system.

2 computer units were added to the Research Network Area (Multimedia Section) of the College of Education Library to replace the old damaged computers. Computers inside the CED Library are installed with Faronics' Deep Freeze to preserve each computer's configuration. This way, each computer is protected from virus and malwares. However, students are required to save their documents online or make use of an external hard drive or a USB Flash drive. 

The power outlet that was made open for student’s use is once again OFF LIMITS. This is due to students who are using the power outlet without permission which caused power outage to some computer units and an internet router inside the library. The internet router’s power outage resulted to internet connection problems inside the library (including the multimedia section) and library staff were unable to have their Biometric Finger - Scan Time Attendance System (TAS). This incident resulted to inconvenience not only to the library staff but also other library patrons. However, additional power outlets are being planned after the current renovations within the College of Education building.

 Teacher's Guide and Learner Materials Added Grade 7 Teacher's Guide and Grade 7 Learner Materials for Art, Mathematics, Physical Education and Science.  To view the page, click on the link on the blog's menu. Library Reports Online Added a new page for CED Library Report. To view the page, click on the link on the blog's menu.

As per request by students who are currently taking their practice teach, here's the Learner's Material and Teacher's Guide for Science (Grade 7) You can click on the blog's Page Menu, or Click here to redirect to the link

Here's a list of the additional curriculum guides: Click HERE to view and download the files

Uploaded Curriculum Guides Updates: Additional Curriculum Guides for: Technology and Livelihood Education  Science Physical Education Music and Mother Tongue. click " K to 12 Guides " to view and download the documents. Message from admin: Yesterday, I fail to set the folders to "public". Now, everything seems fine. However, if you find some errors in the links, please don't hesitate to send me an email or comment on this post.  Thank you!

Curriculum Guides Update Here are some updates added to K to 12 page .

College of Education Library's Unofficial Blog is currently adding K to 12 Curriculum Guides, Learning Materials and other resources to it's pages. Just click on "K to 12 Guides" on the link above. For now, we have the following curriculum guides for Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE): Agri - Fishery - Arts - Agricultural Crop Production Agri - Fishery - Arts - Animal Production Agri - Fishery - Arts - Aquaculture Agri - Fishery - Arts - Horticulture Agri - Fishery - Arts - Food (Fish) Processing

While the students are busy about their Palakasan (Sports Festival), I am currently updating this blog and thinking of ways to reach out to students and let them be aware of what's inside the College of Education Library. First banner for CED Library's Unofficial Blog Since this blog is not in any way directly connected to the main university's site, its goal remains the same. That is, to increase the library awareness of the students of the College of Education. Hence, I included "Unofficial" in the blog's banner. Enjoy your Palakasan! 

College of Education Library Workflow version 1.01 Updates: -Darker Backgroud -Starting point label Click on image to view full downloadable image:

Here is College of Education Library Workflow for public viewing.  For a bigger image, you can view or download by clicking on the image College of Education Library Workflow version 1.0

We are currently updating our Reserve Books List . The list is open for public viewing for reference purposes. To view the list of Reserved Books, click   HERE

Great news! You can now access SUMMON, a federated search engine! Both ProQuest and eBrary can now be accessed using one platform. You can also use SUMMON outside the campus without the need for username and password. http://msuiit.summon.serialssolutions.com/ How to Use the Search Engine: Phrase Searching Summon™ allows for phrase searching with the use of “ ”. The query “teacher education” will find results with that phrase. Searching Specific Fields The single search box in Summon™ (basic search box or keyword search box in advanced search) will search across many fields automatically. For example, entering an ISBN, ISSN, or Call Number will bring back associated records. You can explicitly search a field using the syntax: “field:(query).” For example, the search ISSN:(1234-5678), finds records that contain that value in the ISSN field. Searchable fields: Title SubjectTerms Author Publisher PublicationTitle Volume Issue Language Notes

Hello freshmen! We are currently processing your Library Card! Want an update about your Library Card for the school year 2015-2016? Check this link from time to time for some updates! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1h1B61iO63hVs5cxtRtpBkhfTl6RJBm_JEU9eajRBQYs/pubhtml Library Cards S.Y. 2015-2016 Note: * If your name is not in the list, you might have skipped some items in the registration form. Please see your Library Staff for more info. *due to a problem on the widget's size, scrolling is a bit inconvenient. However, you can use the link above it to view the whole document.

Requirements: 2 copies of your 1x1 photo Certificate of Registration Procedures: Submit the requirements to the Library Staff. Fill up the Registration for Borrower's ID Card form.

Computer Use Registration Patrons must present their own Borrower's Card to use library computers Log-in or register to use computer workstations No fees are charged for internet access or CD-ROM viewing Scheduling Each user is allowed to use the internet for one (1) hour only on a first come - first served basis. Internet and online services are available only during regular library hours Restrictions The Library prohibits access to pornographic and gaming sites. Those wishing to save their information may download their files directly to their USB provided the said storage is scanned before use. Responsibilities of Users All users must be responsible for their behavior and for any damages that occur due to misuse. Users agree not to attempt to alter the computer setup in any way. All users accept responsibility for the good working order of the computers and furniture. If a patron observes inappropriate internet usage by another patron, they should rep

Proper conduct is expected of all library users. Courtesy, politeness and respect for others should be observed at all times. Loud conversation, smoking, eating, use of cell phones and littering are deemed improper inside the library. Return catalog trays, books, periodicals and chairs to the proper places after using them. Do not pull out the catalog cards on the catalog trays. Treat the library materials with care. Mutilating, marking or damaging materials impedes the work of fellow students and other users. It is an offense penalized by a fine, the amount depending on the extent of the damage done or suspension. Always seek the assistance of the librarian when using the computers, printer, CD-ROM, slides, video tapes, cassette tapes, television set and VHS players, etc. Repeated violation of library rules and misconduct for 3 times is subjected to recommendation for disciplinary action to the Department of Student Affairs such as: Using other Borrower’s card or lending own Bo