This video was put together last year to show ILDS Delivery Procedures.
The FY 2011 ILLINET Interlibrary Loan & Reciprocal Borrowing Statistical Survey is available here for completion. Data submitted should cover the fiscal year July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The Survey will be closed on September 30, 2011.
If you have questions, please follow these guidelines:
USERNAME/PASSWORD: Contact Becky Hunter, bhunter1@ilsos.net, 217-557-7259 or Gwen Harrison, gharrison@ilsos.net, 217-785-7334. The 800 number is 1-800-665-5576 x1.
CONTENT/SUBJECT MATTER: Contact Gwen Harrison, gharrison@ilsos.net, 217-785-7334. The 800 number is 1-800-665-5576 x1.
SOFTWARE OR TECHNOLOGY ISSUES: Contact Bibliostat at 1-866-785-9935.
OCLC, Inc. has been awarded the contract for Resource Discovery and Sharing for Illinois Libraries (i.e., discovery, cataloging and interlibrary loan services) as a result of a formal Request for Proposal process conducted by the Office of the Secretary of State. Beginning this week, pricing information for ILLINET/OCLC Services for FY12 (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012) and FY13 (July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013) is being distributed by the State Library to all Illinois OCLC member libraries. Pricing for FY13 will remain the same as FY12.
Beginning in FY12, billing services for ILLINET/OCLC Services will be performed by the new Illinois Heartland Library System (created from the merger of Lincoln Trail, Lewis and Clark, Rolling Prairie and Shawnee Library Systems). FY12 contracts and invoices will be sent under separate cover after the pricing notification is distributed; the contracts will be issued from the Illinois State Library, and the invoices from the Illinois Heartland Library System.
OCLC WorldCat/FirstSearch and SILC, the Statewide Illinois Library Catalog, will continue to be available in FY12. The Illinois State Library is once again providing these resources for all Illinois libraries.
Please contact Suzanne Schriar, 217-785-1533, sschriar@ilsos.net, with any questions.
The FY 2011 ILLINET Interlibrary Loan & Reciprocal Borrowing Statistical Survey is available for completion at http://collect.btol.com. Data submitted should cover the fiscal year July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. The Survey will be closed on September 30, 2011. If you have questions, then follow these guidelines:
WebJunction Illinois is pleased to announce the addition of a new LibraryU course to the WJIL Catalog. Essential Elements of Interlibrary Loan is a customized course for Illinois libraries authored and developed by Kate Boyle (Metropolitan Library System) and Laura Frizol (LaSalle Public Library). After completing this course the learner should be able to…
In addition to the primary content, this free online course includes value added helpful resources such as a flip book of the ILLINET Interlibrary Loan code, presentations on how to write an ILL policy, interactive content reviews and screencasts of various ILL procedures.
Enroll now and find out more about the Essential Elements of Interlibrary Loan in Illinois! Be sure that you are logged into WJIL before clicking on the course links. Only those who are registered WJIL users logged into the site will see the course listed at $0.
WebJunction is developing a valuable collection of library technology training resources and assets. Based on their recent survey, the following top five categories of materials are most needed for public training:
If you have training materials (such as lesson plans, handouts, PowerPoints, links to tutorials) to share as part of this project, please email them to Stephanie Gerding. All materials will be posted to WebJunction and WebJunction Illinois with credit to you/and or your library and will be available for free download for noncommercial use.
Please help us develop this valuable resource for the Illinois Library Community and the WebJunction community at large.
Article from ILA E-Newsletter, August 3, 2010
The three task forces (Services, Structure, and Funding) presented their final reports to the ILA Executive Board at the Thursday, 29 July board meeting in East Peoria. The task forces made recommendations to define, continue, and/or revamp statewide and regional support for cooperative services especially in the areas of Delivery, Shared Catalogs, and Group Purchasing, as well as at least some level of coordination and support for Advocacy and Marketing, Professional Development, and Serving the Unserved.
Steering Committee Co-chairs Donna Dziedzic and Dee Brennan met with ILA President Gail Bush, project consultant Chris Watkins, and I yesterday (Monday, 2 August), to begin drafting a plan based on the recommendations that will be presented to the ILA Executive Committee on Friday, 27 August. Based on the ILA Executive Committee’s reactions, the results will be compiled into a presentation for the ILA Membership Meeting, Wednesday, 29 September at the 2010 ILA Annual Conference and form the basis for discussions with state agencies, legislators, and other elected officials later in the year.
Updates will continue to be provided in the ILA E-Newsletter and on the ILA Web site on this work as more progress is made in developing a plan.
There is a new ILDS label that should be used for all ILDS delivery. You can download the new label from the Illinois Delivers website.
ILLINET libraries that use I-Share for resource sharing should note that there have been some recent changes.
I-Share is still accessed with the same URL as before and the borrower ID for your library has not changed. Libraries with an existing I-Share borrower ID will need to create a new username to be used with that ID. Your existing borrower ID should be a 9 digit number beginning with “000.” Detailed instructions are available on the CARLI website. Contact CARLI Support if you have questions.
On June 1 the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois (CARLI) implemented a new public interface for the I-Share union catalog based on the VuFind software. The URL for I-Share has not changed but there are some differences in the way you will search for, request, and renew materials. ILLINET member libraries that have an I-Share ID for resource sharing should note that I-Share continues to provide the capability for your library to place requests in I-Share, although the look and feel of the service has changed.
Libraries with an existing I-Share ID will need to assign their borrower ID to a new username. (Your ID is a 9 digit number that begins with three zeros.) This is a quick, one-time process, and the details on how to set up a username for ILLINET library users are outlined here. (This link is also available on the login account creation page for easy reference).
I-Share is the shared online catalog that provides access to the holdings of 76 Illinois academic and research libraries. For over 20 years, ILLINET libraries have been allowed to place requests in I-Share as one of the library resource sharing/interlibrary loan options available to Illinois libraries.
CARLI is making the change to its union catalog to address various performance issues that have persisted in the old interface. CARLI will continue to enhance the new interface over time, but plans to continue supporting ILLINET libraries’ ability to place requests in I-Share for the foreseeable future.
Please contact CARLI with any questions or comments. The State Library is proud to be an I-Share Library.