Guiding Users to Unmediated Interlibrary Loan

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Main Authors: Adams, Carolyn, Ressel, Margret J., Silva, Erin S.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2009
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author Adams, Carolyn
Ressel, Margret J.
Silva, Erin S.
author_facet Adams, Carolyn
Ressel, Margret J.
Silva, Erin S.
Adams, Carolyn
Ressel, Margret J.
Silva, Erin S.
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contents Guiding Users to Unmediated Interlibrary Loan Adams, Carolyn Ressel, Margret J. Silva, Erin S. Library Services Academic Libraries Marketing Users (Information) Consortia Cost Effectiveness This article provides a practitioner's guide to marketing user-initiated borrowing at the point of need. By reviewing interlibrary loan book requests and manually transferring them to an INN-Reach consortial system, Link+, the University of Nevada, Reno Libraries were able to successfully market the service, deliver materials faster, and save staff time and money. The article provides a detailed explanation and analysis of this procedure. (Contains 3 figures.)
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spellingShingle Guiding Users to Unmediated Interlibrary Loan
Adams, Carolyn
Ressel, Margret J.
Silva, Erin S.
Library Services
Academic Libraries
Marketing
Users (Information)
Consortia
Cost Effectiveness
Guiding Users to Unmediated Interlibrary Loan Adams, Carolyn Ressel, Margret J. Silva, Erin S. Library Services Academic Libraries Marketing Users (Information) Consortia Cost Effectiveness This article provides a practitioner's guide to marketing user-initiated borrowing at the point of need. By reviewing interlibrary loan book requests and manually transferring them to an INN-Reach consortial system, Link+, the University of Nevada, Reno Libraries were able to successfully market the service, deliver materials faster, and save staff time and money. The article provides a detailed explanation and analysis of this procedure. (Contains 3 figures.)
title Guiding Users to Unmediated Interlibrary Loan
topic Library Services
Academic Libraries
Marketing
Users (Information)
Consortia
Cost Effectiveness
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ861456