Registration is now open for the CARLI Resource Sharing Team's spring forum. The forum will be held June 6, 2013 at Illinois Valley Community College in Oglesby, IL.
Included on the agenda are a presentation on reports and statistics for resource sharing, a panel discussion on how institutions are currently using ILL statistics, and an "unconference-style" discussion on Textbooks and Interlibrary Loan.
According to instructions under the 008/28 in the MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data, “items published by university presses are considered government publications if the presses are created or controlled by a government (e.g., state university presses in the United States).” For more information.
I-SHARE library staff will waive any fine owed, with the exception of fines/fees for lost items, by another institution’s patron up to the amount of $4.99 per item. This policy is intended to prevent borrowers from being blocked due to small billing amounts and to prevent libraries from sending bills for small charges.
Notice Generation
I-SHARE libraries will set a $5.00 minimum balance on notices for fineable Universal Borrowing patron types.
This CARLI-produced webinar will be held on Thursday, December 13, 2012, from 10:00-11:30, and will be recorded for those who wish to view it later. No registration is required. Connect to http://webjunctionillinois.adobeconnect.com/icat a few minutes before 10:00. Lynn Fields from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville will respond to questions generated during webinars 2-4.
Nicole Swanson from CARLI User Services will give an overview of RDA and the rationale behind it. Paige Weston from CARLI User Services will address the impact of RDA on the two I-Share public access interfaces, WebVoyage Classic and VuFind. John Whisler from Eastern Illinois University will speak on “Heading conflicts: an old problem gets worse before it gets better.”
CARLI takes the collection of personally identifiable information required to provide library services very seriously. It is our policy to store personal information in our systems for the shortest amount of time necessary to complete transactions or provide service. Access to personal information is restricted to the library and consortium staff needing such access to conduct library business. Personal information is never made available for commercial purposes and will not be revealed to any third party except by such process, order, or subpoena as authorized by law.
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