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Interlibrary loan (ILL) allows libraries to share resources through cooperative efforts. The document provides instructions for students to view the status of their ILL requests and submit new requests for articles or other materials through the library website. It directs students to use their WOU login credentials to access their ILL requests and submit new requests by filling out an online form.
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ILL Requests
- 1. ILL Requests
- 2. Interlibrary Loan (ILL) is a cooperative effort among libraries to share resources. Interlibrary Loan Summit WOU Materials available to you.
- 3. To view your ILL requests,
- 5. Log in
- 6. using the same username and password as your WOU email.
- 7. Click on Check your Interlibrary Loan requests,
- 8. to view the status of your requests.
- 9. To request on article,
- 10. first make sure WOU does not have it,
- 11. then click on Submit a new ILL request for an ARTICLE.
- 12. Fill out the form and submit.
- 13. To request other materials,
- 15. For more information about ILL, click on Return to the Interlibrary Loan page or go to www.wou.edu/library/ill