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Who may use Interlibrary Loan services at Bethel?
ILL is available to all students, faculty and staff at Bethel College and secondarily to community patrons as a means of obtaining books or articles not owned by or missing from the Bethel College Library. Materials borrowed from other libraries may be used for a limited time only and should not be used as the main source for any extended research project.
What does ILL cost?
Interlibrary Loan is generally a reciprocal service among libraries, so there is no charge to you for most requests. Certain materials, e.g., medical items, may be held only by libraries that charge a fee for service; in those cases we will ask your consent before requesting the material and the cost will be passed on to you.
What kinds of materials are available on ILL?
We are very successful at obtaining books published after 1900, non-commercial videos/DVDs, and journal articles, although occasionally there may be a lending fee if the item is not widely owned.
How long does it take to get ILL materials?
On average, each request takes about a week to arrive. However, turnaround time can vary greatly depending on the nature of the request, location of the lending library, availability of the material, etc. It’s best to request material at least two weeks before you have to have it.
You may e-mail us, call ext. 303 to ask about your requests or stop by the ILL desk between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. If you requested an item through the Kansas Library Catalog (KLC), the Patron Tracking feature allows you to follow the progress of your request online.
Where do I pick up ILL materials?
Photocopied or scanned articles will be sent directly to your email or campus mailbox unless you request otherwise. You may pick up other ILL materials at the interlibrary loan desk or ask the Circulation Desk assistant for help.
How long may I keep a book?
Each lending library sets its own due dates, which are written on the ILL bands attached to all ILL material. These also indicate whether the lending library will allow renewal requests. Fines of $5 per week are charged for overdue ILL materials (there is a grace period of one week).
How do I request a renewal?
E-mail us or call ext. 303 with the following information: your name, the name of the lending library as written on the ILL band and the title of the item. It may take several days for us to get a response from the lending library, after which we will notify you of the new due date. The lending library has the final decision on whether an item can be renewed and for how long. If a renewal is not granted, you must return the material as soon as possible.
Take into account the time you will have to use the items you request. Borrowed materials are generally available for 3 to 5 weeks only. Remember that while there are no costs to you, each request costs the library an average of $10; please ask only for what you will use. Article requests may be limited because of copyright law; after the copyright limit for a given title has been reached, we may be unable to fill requests for that journal.
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