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Introduction 8
Acknowledgments 8
Summary of Key Findings 9
Description of Staffing, Continuing Education and ILL Budget 10
Software and Automation 11
Resource Sharing Consortia 11
Commercial Document Delivery 12
Copyright and Licensing 12
Institutional Repositories and Open Access 12
Service Priorities for Constituents 13
Services to Distance Learning Students 13
Special Collections 14
Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 14
University of Texas at Arlington 15
I. Description of the University of Texas at Arlington and Library 15
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 15
Staff Education 16
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 16
Budget Information 17
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 17
III. Software and Automation 18
Recent Software and Automation Enhancements 18
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 18
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 19
V. Commercial Document Delivery 19
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 20
Library Fee-Based Services 20
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 20
VI. Copyright and Licensing 21
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 21
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 21
Electronic Licensing Agreements for Lending 21
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 21
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 22
Obtaining Materials from Open Access Journals or Institutional Repositories 22
Impact of Open Access Publications, Institutional Repositories, or Low Cost Archives 23
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 23
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 23
Special Services to Constituents 24
Notification and Delivery of Materials 24
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 25
Special Services for Distance Education Constituents 25
Partnerships with Other Libraries to Serve Distance Education Constituents 25
X. Special Collections 26
Affect of Digital Special Collections on Traditional ILL 26
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 26
Other Tools Used to Evaluate Productivity and Service 27
Tulane University 28
I. Description of Tulane University and Library 28
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 28
Staff Education 29
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 29
Role of Staff in Collection Development or Permanent Acquisitions 30
Budget Information 30
Best Management Advice for other Academic ILL Departments 30
III. Software and Automation 30
Best Management Advice for other Academic ILL Departments 31
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 31
Best Management Advice of Other Academic ILL Departments 32
V. Commercial Document Delivery 32
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 32
Fee-Based Services 32
VI. Copyright and Licensing 33
ILL Copyright-compliant Policy or Guidelines 33
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 33
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 33
II. Service Priorities for Constituents 34
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 34
Special Services to Constituents 34
Notification and Delivery of Materials 34
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 34
X. Special Collections 35
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 35
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 36
University of Minnesota 37
I. Description of the University of Minnesota and Library 37
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 37
Staff Education 39
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 39
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 39
Budget Information 40
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 41
III. Software and Automation 41
Electronic Delivery 41
Recent Software and Automation Enhancements 42
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 42
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 42
V. Commercial Document Delivery 44
Fee-Based Services 44
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 44
VI. Copyright and Licensing 45
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 45
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 45
Electronic Licensing Agreements for Lending 45
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 45
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 46
Obtaining Materials from Open Access Journals or Institutional Repositories 46
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 46
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 47
Special Services to Constituents 48
Notification and Delivery of Materials 48
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 48
X. Special Collections 48
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 49
Other Tools Used to Evaluate Productivity and Service 50
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) 51
I. Description of IUPUI and Library 51
ILL Librarian (1): 52
Staff Education 53
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 53
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 53
Budget Information 54
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 54
III. Software and Automation 54
Electronic Delivery 54
Recent Software and Automation Enhancements 54
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 55
V. Commercial Document Delivery 55
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 56
Fee-Based Services 56
VI. Copyright and Licensing 56
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 56
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 56
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 57
Obtaining Materials from Open Access Journals or Institutional Repositories 57
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 57
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 58
Special Services to Constituents 58
Notification and Delivery of Materials 59
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 59
X. Special Collections 59
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 60
Brigham Young University 61
I. Description of BYU and Library 61
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 62
Staff Education 62
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 63
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 63
Budget Information 63
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 64
III. Software and Automation 65
Electronic Delivery and Software Enhancements 65
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 65
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 65
V. Commercial Document Delivery 66
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 66
Fee-Based Services 66
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 67
VI. Copyright and Licensing 67
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 67
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 67
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 67
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 68
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 68
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 68
Special Services to Constituents 69
Notification and Delivery of Materials 69
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 69
X. Special Collections 70
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 70
The University of Tennessee 72
I. Description of The University of Tennessee and Library 72
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 73
Staff Education 73
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 74
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 74
Budget Information 74
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 74
III. Software and Automation 75
Electronic Delivery and Software Enhancements 75
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 76
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 76
Impact of New Technology on Resource Sharing 77
V. Commercial Document Delivery 77
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 78
Fee-Based Services 79
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 79
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 79
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 79
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 80
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 80
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 80
Special Services to Constituents 80
Notification and Delivery of Materials 81
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 81
X. Special Collections 81
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 82
Colorado State University 83
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 83
Staff Education 84
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 84
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 85
Budget Information 85
III. Software and Automation 85
Electronic Delivery and Software Enhancements 86
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 87
V. Commercial Document Delivery 88
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 88
VI. Copyright and Licensing 88
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 88
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 88
Licensing Strategies 88
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 88
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 89
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 89
Special Services to Constituents 89
Notification and Delivery of Materials 89
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 90
X. Special Collections 90
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 91
Oberlin College 92
I. Description of Oberlin College and Library 92
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 92
Staff Education 93
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 93
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 93
Budget Information 93
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 93
III. Software and Automation 94
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 94
V. Commercial Document Delivery 95
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 95
Fee-Based Services 95
VI. Copyright and Licensing 96
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 96
Major ILL Copyright and Licensing Issues 96
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 96
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 96
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 97
Special Services to Constituents 97
Notification and Delivery of Materials 97
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 97
X. Special Collections 97
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 98
Stony Brook University 99
I. Description of Stony Brook University and Library 99
II. Description of Staffing and ILL Budget 99
Staff Education 100
Role in Collections and Acquisitions 100
Placement of ILL Department in Library’s Organization 100
Budget Information 100
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 101
III. Software and Automation 101
IV. Resource Sharing Consortia 101
V. Commercial Document Delivery 102
Unmediated or Mediated Access to Document Delivery Services 102
Fee-Based Services 102
Best Management Advice for Other Academic ILL Departments 102
VI. Copyright and Licensing 103
ILL Copyright-Compliant Policy or Guidelines 103
Licensing 103
VII. Institutional Repositories and Open Access 103
VIII. Service Priorities for Constituents 103
ILL Services for Community Members, Visiting Scholars or Other Institutions 103
Special Services to Constituents 104
Notification and Delivery of Materials 104
IX. Services to Distance Learning Students 104
X. Special Collections 105
XI. Measuring Productivity and Evaluating Services 106
OTHER REPORTS OF INTEREST FROM PRIMARY RESEARCH GROUP 107
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