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Form used to request books and videos through interlibrary loan from D.W. Reynolds Library & Technology Center.

How to fill out interlibrary loan request

How to fill out Interlibrary Loan Request

1. Visit your library's website or the Interlibrary Loan section.
2. Look for the Interlibrary Loan Request form.
3. Fill out personal information including your name, library card number, and contact details.
4. Provide detailed information about the item you are requesting, such as title, author, publication date, and format.
5. Check if the item is available in the library system or if it needs to be borrowed from another library.
6. Review your request for accuracy before submitting.
7. Submit the form electronically or print it out and hand it in at the library counter.

Who needs Interlibrary Loan Request?

1. Students who need resources not available at their own library.
2. Researchers looking for specific academic materials.
3. Members of the public seeking scarce books or articles.
4. Anyone interested in accessing a wider range of materials than their local library offers.

People Also Ask about

How does the interlibrary loan system work?

After receiving a request, the borrowing library identifies potential lending libraries with the desired item. The lending library delivers the item physically or electronically, and the borrowing library receives the item and delivers it to their patron, and if necessary, arranges for its return.

What are the Contu guidelines?

We can purchase eBooks outright, when they are available. However, ebooks cannot be acquired through Interlibrary Loan, since individual libraries license them for their user community only. We can try to borrow a print copy of the title if we don't already own it, if we cannot purchase it as an eBook.

What is true about interlibrary loans?

Answer. InterLibrary Loan is a library-to-library borrowing network that provides access to research materials beyond an individual institution's collection.

What is the rule of 5 in interlibrary loan?

Under fair use, a "reasonable" amount of journal articles may be requested through interlibrary loan. CONTU guidelines suggest using the "rule of five:" For copies of material requested from issues published in the last five years, only five articles may be requested in a calendar year from a single title.

Can you request eBooks through an interlibrary loan?

Digital materials such as digital music, eBooks or eAudiobooks are not eligible for an Interlibrary Loan request. It is also not recommended to submit an Interlibrary Loan request for an item that has been published in the last 6 months. How does an Interlibrary Loan work?

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What is Interlibrary Loan Request?

An Interlibrary Loan Request is a service that allows library users to borrow books, articles, or other materials that are not available in their own library by requesting them from other libraries.

Who is required to file Interlibrary Loan Request?

Anyone who is a registered library patron, including students, faculty, and researchers, can file an Interlibrary Loan Request if they need materials not available at their own library.

How to fill out Interlibrary Loan Request?

To fill out an Interlibrary Loan Request, patrons typically need to provide specific details such as the title of the item, author's name, publication date, and any additional information that may help locate the item.

What is the purpose of Interlibrary Loan Request?

The purpose of an Interlibrary Loan Request is to enable users to access a broader range of resources and materials that are not held in their local library, thereby enhancing research and learning opportunities.

What information must be reported on Interlibrary Loan Request?

The information that must be reported on an Interlibrary Loan Request typically includes the title of the work, author's name, publication details, type of material (book, article, etc.), and the requesting patron's library account information.