Using Interlibrary Loan Statistics to Promote Reciprocity.
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1995
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| author | Ponnappa, Biddanda P. And Others |
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| contents | Using Interlibrary Loan Statistics to Promote Reciprocity. Ponnappa, Biddanda P. And Others Data Analysis Interlibrary Loans Library Administration Library Services Library Statistics Library Surveys Pilot Projects Research Libraries Shared Resources and Services Thirty-six libraries participated in a pilot project in which OCLC interlibrary loan (ILL) transaction data for borrowing and lending activity were reviewed. Data analysis and follow-up survey results supported the hypothesis that the Association of Southern Research Libraries directors would accept terms of ILL reciprocity that were based on standard protocols and analysis of quantitative data. (Author/AEF) |
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| language | en |
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| spellingShingle | Using Interlibrary Loan Statistics to Promote Reciprocity. Ponnappa, Biddanda P. And Others Data Analysis Interlibrary Loans Library Administration Library Services Library Statistics Library Surveys Pilot Projects Research Libraries Shared Resources and Services Using Interlibrary Loan Statistics to Promote Reciprocity. Ponnappa, Biddanda P. And Others Data Analysis Interlibrary Loans Library Administration Library Services Library Statistics Library Surveys Pilot Projects Research Libraries Shared Resources and Services Thirty-six libraries participated in a pilot project in which OCLC interlibrary loan (ILL) transaction data for borrowing and lending activity were reviewed. Data analysis and follow-up survey results supported the hypothesis that the Association of Southern Research Libraries directors would accept terms of ILL reciprocity that were based on standard protocols and analysis of quantitative data. (Author/AEF) |
| title | Using Interlibrary Loan Statistics to Promote Reciprocity. |
| topic | Data Analysis Interlibrary Loans Library Administration Library Services Library Statistics Library Surveys Pilot Projects Research Libraries Shared Resources and Services |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ521769 |