Interlending & Document Supply: Volume 40 Issue 1
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Resource sharing in a cloud computing age
Matt Goldner, Katie BirchThe purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the historical development of interlibrary loan, identify key milestones such as the codification of ILL practices and…
RapidILL: an enhanced, low cost and low impact solution to interlending
Thomas G. Delaney, Micheal RichinsThe paper aims to provide an overview of the RapidILL requesting system and describes its operation and the benefits derived by its users, including significant cost savings…
Light at the end of the tunnel: transitioning from one interlending system to another
Cathie Jilovsky, Sharon HowellsThis paper aims to outline the transition of two libraries from one automated interlending system (OCLC VDX) to another (Relais ILL).
Add to cart? E‐commerce, self‐service and the growth of interlibrary loan
Collette MakThis paper seeks to examine the application of e‐commerce practices in libraries and the effect of those practices on interlibrary loan traffic among research libraries in the USA.
Streamlining interlibrary loan and document delivery workflows: tools, techniques, and outcomes
Margarita MorenoThis paper aims to describe a review of interlending and document delivery work processes at the National Library of Australia, the purpose of which was to develop a new…
Going global: an international survey of lending and borrowing across borders
Tina Baich, Heather WeltinThe purpose of this paper is to provide preliminary results of the 2011 survey on international interlending conducted by the ALA RUSA STARS International Interlibrary Loan…
Global resource sharing from a Pacific Northwest perspective
Margaret Bean, Heidi Nance, Linda FrederiksenThis paper aims to describe the international interlibrary loan (ILL) experience of three academic libraries in the Pacific Northwest and analyze factors impacting the success of…
How copyright affects interlibrary loan and electronic resources in Canada
Robert TiessenThe purpose of this paper is to discuss how interlibrary loan practice and access to electronic resources in Canada are affected by copyright law, copyright collectives, and…
Opening interlibrary loan to open access
Tina BaichThe purpose of this paper is to examine interlibrary loan requests for open access materials submitted during fiscal years 2010 and 2011 and to determine the impact of open access…
Interlending and document supply: a review of the recent literature: 77
Mike McGrathThe purpose of this paper is to review the current LIS literature for document supply and related topics.