... the pandemic context. Open source software Resource sharing Interlibrary lending Library and information networks When was ever honey made with one bee in a hive? Thomas Hood [1] The RSCVD initiative was launched on April 21, 2020, by members of the International...

... and Information Center (ULAKBİM) in 2011. However, the history of interlibrary lending in Türkiye dates back to the 1960s. Turkish Scientific and Technical Documentation Center, established in 1966, became the institution that created a structure related to the subject and developed cooperation processes...

...Jarmo Saarti; Kimmo Tuominen Purpose Although resource sharing between scholars is evolving rapidly, This paper uses paper-based interlibrary lending (ILL) procedures in the service repertoire of academic libraries. However, the current business model of acquiring toll-access journals and e-books...

...@ohiolink.edu 13 06 2016 25 06 2016 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Consortia Resource sharing Electronic theses and dissertations Interlibrary lending Print to electronic transition Shared print...

...@ualberta.ca 19 02 2016 11 03 2016 15 03 2016 © C J de Jong 2016 C J de Jong Licensed re-use rights only Academic libraries Collaboration Consortia Document supply Delivery services Interlibrary lending Libraries are naturally inclined to work within...

... Interlibrary lending Czech republic Inter-lending and document supply is an essential part of library services, as no library can hold all documents that are needed. The development of open access, digital libraries and the immediate availability of many electronic books and articles for purchase has...

... public libraries, all branches included, of which 428 are main public libraries: The consultative comments to the Library Act states: “Interlibrary lending is the backbone of a functioning library network”. The purpose of the Library Act may seem to be obvious, but there is a variety of local...

...Helen Sakrihei Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to share the Norwegian Repository Library (RL)’s experiences with an automatic storage for interlibrary lending (ILL). Design/methodology/approach – This paper describes how the RL uses the automatic storage to deliver ILL services...

... journals in addition to a growth in the availability of open access content. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Trends NHS Document delivery Resource sharing Collaboration Interlibrary lending The National Health Service (NHS) in England provides free at the point of access...

... healthy. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Academic libraries Document delivery Electronic document delivery Document supply Consortia Interlibrary lending At the time of the initial review in 2011, UOW needed an urgent solution to sourcing copies. Difficulties...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 User studies Library users Academic libraries Consortia Demand Interlibrary lending Borrow Direct [1] is an unmediated library resource sharing partnership encompassing twelve Ivies Plus* academic institutional library systems...

... Document delivery Interlending Interlibrary loan Document supply Interlibrary lending The document delivery service at the University of Kent has existed in its current form since 2009. It serves around 17,500 students and about 600 members of academic and research staff at the university’s...

... Copyright law Museums Interlibrary lending End users Copyright law has been in a state of flux for many years as it attempts to keep up with developments in methods of publishing and distribution methods of information, technological development, changing expectations of both the authors...

... with delivering documents electronically in an increasingly complex technical and legal environment. Katie Birch can be contacted at: birchk@oclc.org © Authors 2014 Academic libraries Document delivery Copyright law Copyright Interlibrary lending Delivery services Interlibrary loan...

... is permitted, interlibrary lending is usually not. Interlibrary loan departments are encouraged to be part of the dialogue between libraries and publishers, to seek a middle ground that balances the needs of the authors/publishers and library users wherever they are. Originality/value – This paper...

... to 58,815 (Table III); the expenditure by the institutions for ILL ranges from $0 to $309,973 (Table IV). Academic libraries Interlending Electronic books Electronic journals Interlibrary loans Interlibrary lending The relationship between e-book collections and interlibrary loan (ILL...

... Electronic document delivery Interlibrary lending Resource sharing Libraries In September 2011 we presented a paper at the IFLA Interlending & Document Supply Conference in Chicago, Illinios, USA which focused on resource sharing in the digital age [1] . Following that, we felt a need...

... Interlibrary lending A number of other products are now emerging onto the market. One such is Fretwell‐Downing Informatics ZPORTAL: In “Document delivery: breaking the mould” (Baker, 2002), I argued that the old dominant design of document delivery, ably supported by national/centralized...

... a supplier needs to be identified. But perhaps the access part can be assumed, so long as it is borne in mind that it is an essential part of the infrastructure of RDS (e.g. union catalogues are essential to most interlibrary lending). Companies like Amazon too perform remote document supply in response...

... Interlibrary lending Document supply Clearly ILL and document delivery is not very sexy at present. Although whether it should continue to be described as that after Maurice Line’s short piece elsewhere in this issue remains to be seen. The 110 or so journals scanned for this review and the seven...