Interlending and document supply: a review of the recent literature: 73

McGrath, Mike

doi:10.1108/02641611111112165

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“…Rheiner (2008) reviewed the impact of full text e-journals on borrowing without finding much effect. McGrath's (2011) recent review of the literature did not include any articles related to lending. Williams and Woolwine (2011) examined, in part, both the effect of increased discovery through Web scale services for users and of link resolvers on borrowing.…”

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Herding Cats: Challenges in Interlibrary Loan Lending of E-Journal Articles

Munson

2012

Journal of Interlibrary Loan,Document Delivery & Electronic

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Herding Cats: Challenges in Interlibrary Loan Lending of E-Journal Articles

Munson

2012

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No fate but what we make? Current trends and challenges in the UK document supply community

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2011

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No Fate But What We Make? Current trends and challenges in the UK document supply community. AbstractPurpose -This paper seeks to provide a practitioner based review of the broad issues, challenges and opportunities that currently exist within the UK document supply sector. Design/Methodology/Approach -This article is based on a survey and personal discussions with individuals across the sector, backed up by a literature review and background research. Findings -Currently, there are a number of areas of particular concern facing UK interlenders. Most Interlenders in the UK are experiencing a reduction in patron requests, and an upswing in direct requests from other libraries. Other challenges include the reduction in funding and subsequent impacts on services, the lending of electronic documents restricted by rights management software and licenses, as well as the opportunities and potential threats offered by open access resources. Finally there seems to be a need to demonstrate effectively to senior management the value of interlending services to patrons. Originality -Provides an overview of developments in interlending within the UK sector by a current practitioner and service manager.

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Interlending and document supply: a review of the recent literature: 73

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Herding Cats: Challenges in Interlibrary Loan Lending of E-Journal Articles

Herding Cats: Challenges in Interlibrary Loan Lending of E-Journal Articles

No fate but what we make? Current trends and challenges in the UK document supply community

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