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National Library Interloan Forum

This forum discussion, featuring Barbara Taylor and Jacinda Boivin, delves into the vital role of Interlibrary Loan (ILL) services as an asset for libraries. It covers the background of the Library Consortium of New Zealand (LCoNZ), the impact of consortial lending nationally and locally, and a case study on ILL at Otago. Key topics include the implementation of Interlibrary Management Systems (ILMS), centralized requesting, challenges faced, and future directions for 'Get it' services. The panel emphasizes the continued necessity of ILL in resource sharing.

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National Library Interloan Forum

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  1. National Library Interloan Forum Panellists - Barbara Taylor & Jacinda Boivin

  2. LCoNZ, ILL@Otago, VDX • Introductory comments – services as an asset; ILL a resource hungry service • LCoNZ – background, ILMS, resource sharing, “Borrow Direct” • Impact of consortial lending – nationally and locally • Otago case-study

  3. ILL at Otago • Six Interloan locations; DU, DUM, DUS, DUL, DUHO and DTY • In 2010 5,628 items supplied and 9,371 items received. • Review of Interloan in 2008 • Implementation of an ILMS • Centralise requesting • Charge to supply • Reduce charges to our patrons

  4. Problems we didn’t see coming • OCLC hosted system, Patriot Act, Authentication • Timing, National Library and Internal Affairs • Assumed interoperability, IBS billing • Momentum – it’s a long slow process • Future; ‘Get it’ services, international traffic, reduced staff intervention • ILL will continue to be a necessary service

  5. Questions…? Thank you

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