[ILL-L] Re: emailing articles to libraries or patrons

[Bierma, Lynn]

I don't see how an email attachment would be less secure than Ariel or Odyssey, when both Ariel and Odyssey allow you to have the article automatically print, on what could be seen as a not-so-private printer.

I've never heard of a licensing agreement, if it allows you to ILL, also stipulating the method of transmission.

Sincerely,

Lynn Bierma
Interlibrary Loan Operations Coordinator
Room 219
IL State Library
300 S. 2nd Street
Springfield, IL, 62701
lbierma at ilsos.net
PHONE: 217-558-1928
FAX: 217-782-4446

Jesse White, Secretary of State and State Librarian



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Subject: [ILL-L] Re: emailing articles to libraries or patrons


I was under the impression that it was not a good idea to email articles 
to patrons or libraries because email is not a secure method of 
tranmission, and the licensing agreements usually called for greater 
security.

Can anybody correct me?

Thanks.

-- 

Shirien Chappell, Head
Access Services Department
University of Oregon Libraries
Eugene OR  97403

t: 541.346-1914
f: 541.346-3094
e: chappell at uoregon.edu

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