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Database Information Printable

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Are you tired of getting overwhelmed by all the information you need in order to manage your subscription databases?

I used to have the log-in information scattered all over the place- on post-it notes, in emails, in spreadsheets. I finally got tired of it and created a printable to keep track of it all in one spot.

This printable helps me find the information I need quickly. It will also come in handy for whoever takes over my position in the event that I change jobs.

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If you purchase this printable, you’ll receive a PDF that allows you to fill in information, print, and save. Or, you can just print it out and fill it in by hand. Your choice!  I charge $1 to help me offset the cost of website hosting and PDF editing software.  I do have other printables available (a few are free), so be sure to check those out.


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Periodical Tracker Printable

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This handy printable will help you keep track of which periodicals have arrived and which ones you’re still waiting for.

Volunteers and student aides who help with magazines will find this particularly useful.

This PDF allows you to type in information and save/print. Or, you can just print it out and fill it in by hand. Your choice!  charge $1 to help me offset the cost of website hosting and PDF editing software.  I do have other printables available (a few are free), so be sure to check those out.


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Log In Tracker: Free Printable

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Have you ever thought about how many different online usernames and passwords we have to keep track of on a daily basis?

I have to remember usernames and passwords for Amazon, Follett, my library management program, Google Docs, my school email, supply vendors, my blog, our online attendance software, and so many more!

I created this free Log In Tracker Printable to help you keep track of all your different username and password combinations.

Now, obviously usernames and passwords are sensitive information.  That’s why I created the space for a password hint instead of the password itself.  You might also consider keeping this file in a secure drawer and away from students.  I also recommend you use a pencil so you can keep it updated in the event of any password changes.


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Master Supply List Printable

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I don’t know about you all, but I have a hard time keeping track of where I order my library supplies from.

I get my barcodes from one vendor, and my spine labels from another.  I like Highsmith’s book covers, but I prefer Demco for genre labels.  And don’t forget the printer ink from Office Depot!

So I created this Master Supply list to help me keep track of my most commonly used supplies.  When it’s time to re-order, I just take a quick glance at my list instead of spending way too much time searching through old email receipts or purchase orders.


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Finally, I want to announce that the winner of the “In-Between” book giveaway is Catherine!  Thanks to everyone who entered, and keep watch for future giveaways.  Catherine, make sure to check your email!

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