Linking from index to primary source: the OhioLINK model

Cook, Anita; Dowling, Thomas

doi:10.1016/s0099-1333(03)00078-8

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“…Materials are checked out using 222 A. Cook andD. J. Smith FIGURE 1 OhioLINK Annual Requests by Calendar Year, 1994-2009. the same circulation procedures used for local items that circulate.…”

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“…The OhioLINK Digital Media Center (DMC) was developed to create a digital object repository and to facilitate the standardized collection of metadata for the online catalog, allowing swift access to and delivery of shared electronic resources (Hicks, Perkins, & Maurer, 2007). OhioLINK Linking Service (OLinks) was also developed to provide access to full text sources, including those from licensed databases, and other digital materials (Cook & Dowling, 2003).…”

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The Ohio Library and Information Network: Resource Sharing at Its Best

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2011

Journal of Interlibrary Loan,Document Delivery & Electronic

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The Ohio Library and Information Network: Resource Sharing at Its Best

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Smith

2011

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Interlibrary Service Requests For Locally and Electronically Available Items: Patterns of Use, Users, and Canceled Requests

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2009

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As the use of the Ohio State University Libraries interlibrary services has increased, there have been more requests to borrow items that are already available to patrons locally, often in electronic format. Patterns relating to why patrons could not find locally available materials were identified in the record of canceled interlibrary requests for calendar year 2007. These requests originated more frequently from certain academic departments, occurred more often for articles than books, and were most common for items published one to six years earlier. These requests were also associated with problematic OpenURL links to publisher or content provider Web pages.

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Linking from index to primary source: the OhioLINK model

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The Ohio Library and Information Network: Resource Sharing at Its Best

The Ohio Library and Information Network: Resource Sharing at Its Best

Interlibrary Service Requests For Locally and Electronically Available Items: Patterns of Use, Users, and Canceled Requests

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