the service that obtains materials from other libraries when an Ohio State user needs items not available in the Ohio State library system. Interlibrary Loan offices are located in Main Library and also in the Health Sciences and Law Libraries. [Go to Top of Page
A service the Library provides that enables you to borrow resources from libraries around the world.
(ILL) is a cooperative arrangement between libraries, whereby users can borrow items from other libraries within the system.
A system in which libraries borrow books from other libraries for their patrons.
If a book or other item needed by a library user is checked out or not available for some other reason, or if the library does not own the item, a registered borrower may have the privilege of requesting the item from another library. Some libraries permit interlibrary loan requests to be submitted electronically via e-mail or the World Wide Web.
A system of interlibrary cooperation which allows libraries to obtain from other libraries books and information for their users.
is the process by which libraries borrow books and periodical articles from other libraries.
A service provided in cooperation with local, national, and international libraries to exchange materials (usually books and articles that the library does not own) for a brief period of time. You may access the Interlibrary Loan system through the Library
A service which allows users to obtain materials not owned by the ASU Libraries.
A way to get materials owned by other libraries.
The process used to request a book or article from a library outside of Loyola. Used when Loyola does not own the item you need.
A service that allows users in one library to borrow materials from another library. At Colorado State University this service is free, but it is only available to those currently affiliated with the University: students, faculty (including emeritus), and staff. Always check SAGE before making a request (feel free to ask for assistance at the REFERENCE DESK), because InterLibrary Loan is for items not owned by the requesting library. Currently, (at Colorado State University) journal articles from damaged bound journals (indicated on SAGE by "FLOOD: USE ILL") may be requested via Fast InterLibrary Loan; damaged books (and journal articles from journals not owned by the University) are requested through regular InterLibrary Loan. All requests are made electronically. Request InterLibrary Loan materials.
Interlibrary loan is the process by which a library requests material from, or supplies material to, another library (see also Document Delivery).
The department that obtains library materials not available at Bates or via Maine Info Net.
a book or material that is requested from a library outside of the SAILS system
a loan between two libraries that are not a part of the same organization
a request for materials, like books, video tapes, or copies of reference materials, by one library to be loaned to another library
a request to borrow books or magazine/journal articles from libraries outside of Algonquin
A service which makes it possible to borrow from another library material which The Memorial Library does not own.
(ILL) an interlibrary loan is a function of the lending and borrowing services that provide access to materials not owned by the University of Akron Libraries system. To borrow such materials, ask a reference librarian.
Riverside Community College District (RCCD) faculty may obtain materials not owned by the Riverside Community College District Library and Learning Resources Center (LLRC) through this free service. The Reference Librarian will assist in this procedure.
A service by which you can order articles not owned by the SU Library for little or no cost.
A service which allows current students, faculty and staff to request books and articles from other libraries if the material is not available at MCC Library. Forms are at the library's Circulation Desk or online.
When a library user needs material that is not available at their local library, they can usually obtain it through interlibrary loan. Interlibrary loan is the process by which a library requests material from, or supplies material to, another library
a service provided in cooperation with local, national, and international libraries to exchange materials (usually books and articles that C.O.D.'s Library does not own) for a brief period of time.
If you need something we don't have at the CC Library, we can borrow books or get photocopies of articles for you from another library using interlibrary loan (ILL). The service is free to students. Many databases allow you to request an article through ILL just by clicking on a link and entering your name and ID number. See the ILL web page, or visit the ILL office on the first floor of Tutt Library's main building.
A service that allows users in one library to borrow materials from another library. This service is free, often available to anyone with a library card. Always check with CMC's online catalog, MARMOT before making a request (feel free to ask for assistance at the Loan Desk).
Interlibrary loan is a mechanism for different libraries to share materials. Students at Estrella Mountain may request books and materials from other Maricopa Community College Libraries or from libraries around the country.
a co-operative arrangement between libraries that allows books or materials from one library to be loaned out to a user from another library. At Langara, students and staff can request items on interlibrary loan from other BC college and university libraries.
A service that allows students, faculty, and staff to get access to materials which are not owned by the Mudd Library by borrowing the original or a copy from another library. Also known as ILL.
a system that enables users to order materials owned by other libraries. The Interlibrary Loan Office is located on the second floor of the Gorgas Library.
Facilitates the sharing of materials between libraries. A method current UC Davis students, faculty and staff may use to obtain access to books, articles and other materials not available locally. Requests may be submitted electronically or in-person at the Interlibrary Loan office.
This department is now known as DOCUMENT DELIVERY SERVICES. Also referred to by the initials ILL.
A service which allows you to use books and other materials not owned by your library. At OSU, this service is limited to OSU Faculty, Staff, and Students. Restrictions may apply at other libraries as well. Request forms can be found in the reference areas, the Interlibrary Services Office (First Floor west), and on the OSU Library web page.
Provides access to material not found in the University of Alberta Library. Check at a Reference Desk to find out how to borrow this material.
Exchange of books or articles between libraries for a brief period. A service you can use to borrow library materials not owned by the University of Illinois from other libraries.
Obtaining needed materials that the library does not own from another library.
The means of borrowing material not owned by Nimitz Library.
If the Guarini Library does not own a book or periodical that you need, you may request an Interlibrary Loan form at the Reference Desk or print from the Library home page. The ILL department will try to locate the requested materials and contact you when they come in. Usually, the process takes at least two weeks.
A means of borrowing books and/or articles from libraries outside of the Yavapai County Library Network.
A cooperative arrangement between libraries which allows users to order copies of materials, usually journal articles or books, of material which is not held by the user's library. More... about the Interlibrary Loan service ...
the process by which one library borrows materials from another library for use by individual patrons
Interlibrary loan is a mechanism for different libraries to share materials. Despite the size and comprehensiveness of the collections, some may require materials that TPL does not own. You may make arrangements to borrow library materials, principally books, from other libraries in North America or to obtain photocopies of magazine or journal articles. Interlibrary loan requests can be initiated at any branch.
This is borrowing items from libraries at other cities, places or types of libraries. If the city's public libraries do not have what you are looking for they can check libraries at another city, place or type of library.
A service through which one library lends an item from its collection, or provides a photocopy of an item, to a person at another library. (Unit 3 What All Libraries Have)
Exchange of materials between libraries, abbreviated I.L.L.
a service through which library materials not owned by FSU Libraries may be requested from other libraries. All currently-affiliated FSU faculty, staff, and students may use this service. Interlibrary loan services are available in six FSU libraries. Once you have determined that no FSU library owns the material, you can complete the online Interlibrary Loan request form at https://zap2.library.colostate.edu/zap/Entry.cgi?Affiliation=fda
A library service which fills patron requests for materials from other libraries. Also referred to in many libraries as Document Supply.
A service for obtaining books or articles not held in the library; also called ILL. See Interlibrary loan guidelines.
(ILL) A service which fills the user's request for materials from other lending libraries. I.D. Weeks Library provides paper and electronic Interlibrary Loan access.
A library service in which, upon request, one library lends an item to another library that does not have the item. Patrons usually request books and journal articles through interlibrary loan. Libraries may require patrons to assume any photoduplication costs charged by the lending library. If a book or article is not available at a USMAI library, UMUC students may request the material through UMUC's Information and Library Services or a public library.
The process of borrowing materials not held in the UF Libraries from some other library or service. See details on the ILLiad Interlibrary Loan Request Service page.
A service that allows you to request materials owned by other libraries.
A cooperative arrangement among libraries by which one library may borrow material from another library.
Borrowing a book or getting a copy of an article from another library.
An item requested from another Library, not at a La Trobe University library.
A process used by libraries to borrow books and other materials, and to order copies of periodical articles from another library. The ILL Office is located on the Main Level 2 of UIS Brookens, in Access Services offices near the Circulation Desk. See Interlibrary Loan for more information.
(ILL) - A service that fills patron requests for materials from other libraries.
A transaction in which, upon request, one library lends an item from its collection, or furnishes a copy of the item, to another library. Interlibrary loans are generally governed by formal agreements and policies among cooperating libraries.
The ILL service allows users, under certain conditions, to borrow needed items, which our Library does not hold, from other libraries.
When a book or other item needed by a registered borrower is checked out or unavailable for some other reason, or not owned by the library, the patron may request t hat it be borrowed form another library.
A library service that allows you to borrow a copy of material owned by some other library.
a cooperative scheme that allows us to borrow from other libraries, on your behalf, books and copies of articles from journals that are not in our library. To read more about ILL, click here.
The department that obtains library materials not available at Bates, from MaineCat, or from NExpress.
A service which makes it possible to borrow from another library, materials which The University Libraries does not own.
A service desk in Gelman that borrows materials from libraries outside the Consortium.
The process of filling patron requests for materials from other libraries
Interlibrary Loan, also known as ILL, is a service that allows you to borrow materials not owned by the Libraries from another library. Most ILL requests are processed by staff in Honnold/Mudd Library. LINK+ and ingenta are ILL services that allow you to make a request directly to the provider.
the process through which a library borrows material from another library or organization. If the item that you are looking for is not owned by Amberton's Library and you are current faculty, staff, or student, you can request an Interlibrary loan.
a service that allows a library to borrow from and lend materials to other libraries.
Getting materials such as a book or a copy of an article from another library. At BYU we use a computerized system called ILLiad. You can use this service by clicking on "Interlibrary Loan" on the library's website.
Often called ILL; a cooperative arrangement between libraries, whereby users can borrow items from other libraries within the system. If there is a book or periodical article you need, and it is not available at University of Manitoba Libraries, the Document Delivery service may be able to obtain it for you from another library.
Service by which a library system loan materials from their collection to patrons of other libraries systems.
Loan of material from one library to another for use by a reader. Arranged at the State Library of Victoria by the Library’s Document Delivery Service.
(ILL) - The lending of books and other materials between libraries. See SWIFT
A way of ordering books or journal articles from another library, if they are not available in Hunter Library or through ABC Express. See also Document Delivery
abbreviated to ILL. The process used by the library to borrow books and to order copies of journal articles from other than the TUG libraries. Only used when the TUG libraries do not own the item. See RACER
A service which allows users to obtain materials not owned by Peace Library.
(ILL) Interlibrary loan is a library service allowing you to request books and journal articles not owned by Auraria Library by filling out the WebZap form available on the Library web page.
"A transaction in which, upon request, one library lends an item of its collection, or furnishes a copy of the item, to another library not under the same administration or on the same campus." [ A.L.A. Glossary
Service that provides book, articles, or other library materials. (Part of Document Delivery listed above.)
Materials that your college does not own may be borrowed from another library through interlibrary loan. This includes journal articles and books. Generally students are not charged to use this service. If your library does not own a title that you need for your research, ask your librarian about Interlibrary Loan.
A service that allows you to borrow materials from other libraries through your own library.
Interlibrary loan is a library service allowing you to request books and journal articles not owned by Rutgers by filling out an online form available on IRIS, the online catalog.
A system of agreements between libraries by which they will share their collections. If a patron wishes to have a book or article that is not available in his/her library, a librarian may arrange to borrow this item from another library. (Note: Please use IWU Library OCLS for interlibrary loan requests - not your local library.)
If the item(s) you are looking for is not listed in The NEOS Libraries' Catalogue, or is listed as "Missing" in the Library's catalogue, you may wish to request an interlibrary loan. Interlibrary loan allows library users to borrow materials from other libraries, when the materials cannot be found at the patron's library. An online interlibrary loan form must be filled out in order to receive the required materials.
A service which allows users to obtain materials not owned or accessed by the LRC. ILL request forms are available at the LRC circulation desk, or can be accessed at the LRC homepage. You can also order ILL items from the LRC through LoansomeDoc (see LoansomeDoc) at PubMed. You can request books, photocopies of journal articles, conference papers, or book chapters (maximum of one from each book), and some Ph.D. dissertations. You will receive photocopied materials by e-mail (in PDF) or through interoffice mail. You will be called (or e-mailed) to pick up books.
The service which permits current validated patrons to request books from other libraries that are unavailable at their library or through OhioLINK.
The process by which materials are made available by one library to another. Significance: If Niagara University Library does not own the book or article that you need, we can try to obtain it for you from another library. Consult the Interlibrary Loan FAQ for more information.
This is when a library borrows a book or other item from another unaffiliated library. The acronym for interlibrary loan is ILL. Contrast with Intercampus Loan.
Service whereby a library borrows materials from outside institutions.
(ILL) - A lending and borrowing service which provides access to materials owned by other libraries. Library patrons can request books, articles, or other materials, through ILL at their local public library or through the NSU Libraries. ILL services are provided by the Alvin Sherman Library to NSU local students as well as registered Broward County patrons. For details and request forms see Interlibrary Loan. NSU distance students should see Document Delivery.
a way for libraries to share materials. see the interlibrary loan entry for more information.
Interlibrary loan (abbreviated ILL, and sometimes called interloan, document delivery, or document supply etc.) is a service whereby a user of one library can borrow books, videos, DVDs, sound recordings, microfilms, or receive photocopies of articles in magazines that are owned by another library. Sometimes for a small fee, or possibly for no cost, a library that has the item will loan or copy it, and the item is transported to the requestor's library to be checked out or just used within the library.Policies vary about whether the user is charged for the request.