Opening Interlibrary Loan to Open Access: Locating and Managing Borrowing Requests for Open Access Materials

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2011-09-21
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Baich, Tina
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American English
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Even though open access materials are freely available on the internet, library users still request them through interlibrary loan. In 2009, IUPUI University Library began tracking borrowing requests for open access materials. As the number of requests filled with open access documents continues to grow, IUPUI University Library is able to provide a service to users and cost savings for the library by utilizing this material. In this presentation, I will discuss the data regarding IUPUI University Library open access borrowing requests and demonstrate some of the most commonly used online resources for locating open access materials. I will also discuss how IUPUI University Library tracks requests for open access materials and notifies library users of availability.

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This presentation was also given during the Interlibrary Loan Discussion Group at the 2012 American Library Association Midwinter Meeting.
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Interlibrary loan, Resource sharing, Open access, Statistics
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Interlibrary loans -- Statistics, Open access publishing
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Baich, Tina. Opening Interlibrary Loan to Open Access: Locating and Managing Borrowing Requests for Open Access Materials. 12th Interlending and Document Supply Conference, Chicago, IL, September 19-21, 2011.
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