I've created a few pages with numerous child pages. but I'm not sure what the final organizational scheme will look like.

The Circulation Manual has instructions and information on Circulation desk tasks, including a subsection for Aleph procedures.

The Circulation Student Employee Manual has descriptions and guidelines for non-desk-related student employee tasks.

The New Circulation Student Employee Checklist should list everything that a new student needs to know, and contains links to the relevant pages for each item.

My idea is that the things that everybody needs to know should go in the Circulation Manual, and the things that pertain to us individually (reserves processing, fine reversals, security, etc) should be classified under their own pages (e.g. a page for Reserves Processing with child pages detailing individual procedures). If we decide to structure the wiki in a different way, then it's easy enough to move pages around to suit different schemes.

Note: There is one namespace for the entire library. That means that if one department has already created a page with a given title, we can't also have a page with that title. I've been trying to use specifiers like "Aleph Circulation Procedures" in page titles to avoid any conflicts.

-Austin