The Future of Interlibrary Loan: How Do We Get There? - Presentation Transcript
The Future of Interlibrary Loan: How Do We Get There? Beth Posner Head of Interlibrary Loan Services Mina Rees Library The CUNY Graduate Center [email_address]
The Roadmap
From the Past
Values
Mission
History
Through the Present
Current Landscape
Successes and Challenges
Wider Trends
To the Future
What do we want the future to look like?
What can we do to prepare?
The Future is Now – NYS IDS Project
The Past
History of ILL
Mission
Values
Development of
Copyright Law
Codes and standards
Technology
Communications
Delivery
OCLC
The Present – A Complex Landscape www Catalogs DB’s FIND GET Authen- ticate Resource Sharing Interlibrary Loan DELIVERY HTTP HTTPS SIP, NCIP , LDAP , Kerberos, proprietary, Shibboleth, etc . Z39.50 , OpenURL HTTP. HTTPS NCIP ISO ILL , GSM Postal, Commercial Delivery, Email , Fax , Post, OpenURL , Ariel, Odyssey, Relais Request Transfer Message Not implemented Some implementations Widely implemented DCB Doesn’t interoperate Selective interoperation Works HTTP HTTPS OpenURL, proprietary, Z39.50 , etc . X a standard X not a standard
The Present – Successes
OCLC ~ 10 million transactions/year
ILLiad
Reciprocal Agreements (LVIS)
IFLA voucher scheme
The Present – Challenges
Slow
Expensive
Labor intensive
Confusing
Opportunities in Related Fields
Education
Technology
Information
Communication
Demographics
Museums and archives
Politics
Environment
Trends
Globalization
Trends
Privacy
Trends
Piracy
Trends
The Long Tail
Trends
Digitization
Trends
Open Access Publishing
Trends
Millenial Generation Expectations
Trends
Mobility
Trends
Web 2.0
Trends
Open Source Technology
What Do We Want the Future to Look Like?
For ILL Staff
For Patrons (and non-patrons)
For Libraries
For Publishers
For Authors
What Can We Do To Prepare?
Be ready for change and to be change agents
Keep up with hot topics
Look beyond libraries
Involve all ILL staff and ILL patrons
Learn about other library departments/functions
The Future is Now
Libraries are already Rethinking Policies
Pay all reasonable ILL fees for patrons.
Lend to countries around the world.
Digitize items that you cannot lend.
Allow audiovisual material and new items to circulate to non-patrons.
Negotiate license language so that e-serials can be lent and borrowed, subject to the same copyright guidelines as print material.
Lend old bound journals.
Allow renewals if not needed in your library.
Automatic renewals.
The Future is Now
Libraries are already Rethinking Procedures
Set up open url resolvers so patrons can make requests for articles or books directly.
Use WorldCat Direct Request and custom holdings so that ILL requests can be unmediated.
Use ILL management software.
Post interlibrary loan articles online.
Consider keeping basic services free and charging for quicker delivery.
The Future is Now
Libraries are already Rethinking Services
Joining consortias that use shared circulation systems for book borrowing.
Providing online request forms.
Buying material from booksellers or document suppliers.
Paying for scanning of rare items from research libraries.
Home delivery.
Document delivery of local holdings for patrons.
Publicizing plug-ins that allow people to search library catalogs when they are searching online bookstores.
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