I've been thinking about paper, but I find it very easy to get overwhelmed in it really fast.
(I am about to work up a reference question worksheet form, so I can make notes quickly on where I've tried, which terms, etc. and then have a space on the back to write call numbers for things I want to go look at.)
My predecessor kept complete records in both paper and electronic versions, but I really hate dealing with paper (and also, we will eventually run out of filing space, and 95% of what we do goes in email now)
The done list, though, is a thing. Maybe also a quick tally sheet for things. (I do not need to print out "Referred person to X for image rights" but it'd be nice to have a quick record of how many of those we have when.)
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Date: 2015-05-30 11:14 pm (UTC)(I am about to work up a reference question worksheet form, so I can make notes quickly on where I've tried, which terms, etc. and then have a space on the back to write call numbers for things I want to go look at.)
My predecessor kept complete records in both paper and electronic versions, but I really hate dealing with paper (and also, we will eventually run out of filing space, and 95% of what we do goes in email now)
The done list, though, is a thing. Maybe also a quick tally sheet for things. (I do not need to print out "Referred person to X for image rights" but it'd be nice to have a quick record of how many of those we have when.)