[ILL-L] borrowing requests from other libraries

April Younglove ayoungl at linfield.edu
Wed Mar 19 18:38:43 EDT 2008


Many places use a software product to help them do these tasks.  For instance, my library uses Clio.  Another popular program is ILLiad.

April Younglove
Technical Services Specialist
Linfield College, Portland Campus Library
503-413-7448
ayoungl at linfield.edu



-----Original Message-----
From: ill-l-bounces at webjunction.org on behalf of Humphreys, Judith
Sent: Mon 3/17/2008 10:51 AM
To: ill-l at webjunction.org
Subject: [ILL-L] borrowing requests from other libraries
 
Hi folks, I am reorganizing the ILL department and I would like
suggestions on how other departments handle their incoming requests from
other libraries. Right now, in order to track material requested by
other libraries we create a post card with their name and address and
then attach a bar code and check out our material to them. It is then
tracked by our library system (Voyager). The problem is we end up with
hundreds of these cards and a lot of the time we have only used them
once. We also don't have control of the overdue notices. I know there is
a better way - any suggestions?


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