Blog@Case Topics: Featureshttp://blog.case.edu/topics/FeaturesCarl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiadKimyette Finleykimyette.finley@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/case-newsHeidi Coolheidi.cool@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/case-news2010-08-13T14:49:49ZTimely Comments on Choosing the Correct ILLiad Request Formhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2017/03/22/timely_comments_on_choosing_the_correct_illiad_request_form2017-03-22T20:13:12Z2017-03-28T16:50:11Z
This is a topic I've explored thoroughly in past entries. Once again -- and in response to various recent occurrences -- I am briefly covering some of the more common "misapplications" encountered in the selection of ILLiad forms... * Thesis or Dissertation? -- use the " Thesis" request form, not the " Book" form; granting institution (in " College or University") and year done also greatly appreciated. * Music Score? -- use the " Book" request form; you to not need to use the " Other" form, and certainly NOT the " Journal Article" form. * Journal Volume? -- use the " Other" request form; do NOT use the " Journal Article" form as if you were requesting a reproduction of the entire piece. * Microfilm or Audio-Visual Media? -- use the " Other" request form -- do NOT use the " Journal Article" or " Book" forms. * " Other " Request Form -- to be used only for special "returnable" loans (see above), NOT for any type of reproduction. * " Journal Article " Request Form -- just that , "journal articles" only, and please fully cite as well as possible (journal title, volume, issue, year, pages). NOTE: Book chapters and conference papers have their own specialized request forms. * " Monographs " that actually turn out to be catalogued reprints of journal articles, book chapters or conference papers -- please use the " Journal Article", " Book Chapter" or " Conference Paper" request form (based on the original citation), rather than the " Book" form or any other loan-type request form. (This may require a little extra research on your part, but it will save us all time and effort in the long run.) * " OpenURL Requests " from an OCLC WorldCat record (i.e., via the " Request through Interlibrary Loan" link) -- will only refer you to the KSL ILLiad site, and may not select and populate the correct form when you log in. "Never mind the why and wherefore" -- I'm just trying to keep this short and sweet (for a change). As always, hope this was helpful. Questions for ILL staff at Kelvin Smith Library? We're available by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Some Comments on Making Better Use of this Bloghttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2016/09/22/some_comments_on_making_better_use_of_this_blog2016-09-23T00:43:22Z2016-09-24T18:28:35Z
Sometimes the most recently published entries presented here may not have any relevance to your current research service needs, which is understandable. Please be aware that over several years during which I have been managing this blog, I have covered various and sundry topics related to our interlibrary loan services and the pragmatic use of the ILLiad application, and these commentaries are still relevant to scholarship and accessible from this site. In order to make it easier to retrieve the existing entries that may address your needs, we suggest that you take advantage of the features provided by our hosting blog service, in order to locate and narrow down those that will best serve your needs. I will proceed to discuss the relative usefulness of each of these functions, as follows... * Archives - Since, for most of the history of this blog, I have published only one single entry per month, and the "Archives" lists by month only (with no reference to topic), this option is not terribly useful. * Categories - You can narrow down your search by selecting entries based on this criterion, which includes "Citations", "Features", "Indexes", "Policies", "Recommendations" and "Services". The associated links will pull up all entries classed by either primary or secondary category from among these. Selecting "Indexes" will bring up all the annual cumulative tables of contents I have created to date, the most recent containing links directly to each listed entry--this may better serve you than pulling up the "Archives". * RSS - This will bring up the most recent 15 entries, as links or fully displayed (depending on your browser), which is a bit of an improvement over "Archives", but still not as good as pulling up the "Indexes" category. Feel free to subscribe to the feed, if you like. * Search - Perhaps the most useful option of all. Simply enter your search term or terms into the input box and click on "Search" (or use the "Enter" or "Return" key on your keyboard if your browser does not display this button). Entering multiple terms appears to narrow down the search to entries containing all the specified words anywhere within the text, rather than to all those containing at least any one of them. (For those familiar with geometric logic, the "intersection" rather than the "union".) Please note you cannot further narrow your search by category, as the "Categories" option is a separate function altogether. Keep in mind that the "Search" option available in this blog should employed only in the context of the functional use of your ILLiad account services, and not for general searches related to your research subject area. We recommend that you consult Summon or any of our Research Databases or Research Guides, or enlist the services of one of our Research Services Librarians for that purpose. Here are some suggestions for the type of search terms appropriate to this blog: "ISBN", "ISSN", "OCLC" or any combination of these "Thesis", "Dissertation" or both "Foreign", "Language", "Title", "English" or any combination of these "Status", "Department" or both "Password", "Security" or both "Citation", "Source", "Notes", "Reference" or any combination of these "Abbreviation", "Journal", "Monograph" or any combination of these "Renewal", "Due" or both "Request", "Clone", "Re-submit", "Cancel" or any combination of these On the other hand, the following, by themselves or in combination (including with any of the "good" suggestions above), will not produce any results: "Banana", "Chicken", "Xylophone" or "Feldspar" As always, hope this has been in some way helpful. Questions regarding this *blog, ILLiad or ILL services? You are welcome to contact the Kelvin Smith Library ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu. *FYI: Carl's ILLiad Blog is currently closed to comments (sorry)--please address any suggestions or observations to the e-mail address above. Thank you.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
ILLiad Loans and "My Library Account"http://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2016/07/12/illiad_loans_and_my_library_account2016-07-12T14:27:13Z2016-07-12T21:43:30Z
"Why can't I view all my current loan check-outs in the same place?" This is a question that comes up on occasion, and deserves at least some explanation to our users for whom it is a constant concern... The scenario is this-- You go to the Case Library Catalog and click on the My Library Account link (which appears in the navigation bar at the top of many of our catalog pages) to view or renew your current loans, and you see all the items you currently have checked out or on hold (if any) through your CWRU library account, except ... those dog-gone interlibrary loan items you requested through your ILLiad account. The reason for this is-- ILLiad is not in any way directly synchronized with or incorporated within the CWRU libraries' joint patron checkout system, which only handles loans of items held within the university's four campus location library systems, and of those held within the OhioLINK and SearchOhio consortium member libraries. (The latter of these, though technically direct checkouts from these external host collections, are often conceptualized as "interlibrary loans" by many patrons.) ILLiad is essentially a separate and (for the most part) independent system, and this is why ILLiad loan transactions (whether "in process", "on hold", "checked out" or "returned") are not encapsulated within or accessible through the "My Library Account" logon site display. As a side note-- ILLiad does draw upon a patron's current status in the library's circulation system (through a tangential interface protocol known as "API authentication") to determine whether or not a potential registrant or current user is in good standing. In other words, you may not be allowed to set up a new account or you may be blocked from signing into an existing account, if you have fines in excess of $15.00 or if you have not properly entered your Case Account Number into the new user registration form. Getting back on topic-- You can only view your ILL statuses for returnable items by logging into the account you have already created at the Kelvin Smith Library ILLiad website (or the corresponding sites for MSASS Harris Library, the CWRU Law Library or the Cleveland Health Sciences Library). Click on the "Checked Out Items" link from your account's Main Menu, to view the list of all your current ILLiad loans, conveniently displayed in table format, then select a specific transaction number to open up the corresponding request record. This, of course, is also where you would request a renewal, provided the loan in question is eligible for one. Hopefully this has clarified some common misconceptions. For further assistance in determining your appropriate service point, please consult the Libraries of Case Interlibrary Loan Directory or my blog entry for August 7, 2009. If you have any questions or concerns about ILL loans through ILLiad, please contact the Kelvin Smith Library ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Renewals -- Another Lookhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2016/05/19/renewals_another_look2016-05-19T21:00:06Z2016-05-20T19:24:24Z
Though it's been commented on tangentially upon several occasions throughout this blog, the last time the topic of ILL renewals was specifically and exclusively covered in earnest was September 25, 2008. So, it's about time to re-visit the subject of renewing your ILLiad loans with a quick primer, covering some basic points.... First things, first -- you cannot "renew" an ILLiad loaned item, per se. Indeed, you can only " request" a renewal. It is then up to the lender library to decide whether or not they will grant an extension, and if so, for how long. As such, ILL renewals will not take place in "real time", and there will always be more or less of a delay in the response to your request. This is a distinguishing feature of loans with ILLiad, in contrast with the case of direct checkouts of KSL and OhioLINK items. Next -- is your loan actually eligible for a renewal request? When you received your original e-mail notification letting you know that your item was ready for pick-up, a line in the text read either "Is this loan renewable? Yes" or "Is this loan renewable? No". When you actually came to sign out the materials, the label on the cover was either marked with " NO RENEWALS" or it was not. Keep in mind that any restriction prohibiting renewals is one that has been indicated by the lending library, not by the KSL ILL staff. When to request a renewal -- the rule is " within 5 days prior to the original due date". You will be sent an automated "Due Soon" notification at the appropriate time, well ahead of your loan's due date. The first "Overdue" notice will not go out until the day after this date. If you loan has become overdue, you will need to contact KSL ILL staff (see below), since the window of opportunity will have already passed. How to request a renewal -- you will be instructed to log into your ILLiad account, and then go to the list of "Checked Out Items" (under the "View" section of your Main Menu). From there you will select the corresponding loan transaction number, and when the page opens click (once only) on "Renew Request" at the top. A confirmation message will appear if your request was successful, as long as you submitted it within the appropriate time range. If this link is not present, your loan is not eligible for renewals, for one of the reasons already mentioned above. But wait -- your renewal is not complete immediately. You will need to be on alert for an e-mail reply message regarding your renewal request, which should normally be sent out within 24 hours. The subject heading will either be "ILL Renewal OK" or "ILL Renewal Denied", and this again is at the discretion of the lender library. Also keep in mind that the new due date assigned (if the renewal was granted) may vary according to the policies of the lender, and cannot be expected to be uniform in all cases (again in contrast to local and OhioLINK direct checkouts). Finally -- additional renewals are in general not possible with ILLiad loans. Once you have requested your first renewal, you will no longer have the option to request any additional ones for the same transaction via your ILLiad login session, and will need to contact ILL staff for further consideration. (This is why we also warn against "double-clicking" the "Renew Request" link when attempting to make your request--the system is already in the process of acknowledging your initial request, and thinks you are trying to submit a second one immediately thereafter.) As always, our Customer Help Page's section on Renewal Requests systematically covers the process of requesting ILL renewals. Feel free to have a look there, any time--day or night. Still have questions or concerns about requesting renewals with ILLiad? Please contact the Kelvin Smith Library ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Please Don't Hammer! -- A Little Patience with ILLiadhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2016/04/18/please_dont_hammer_a_little_patience_with_illiad2016-04-18T20:49:06Z2016-04-19T17:17:42Z
Sometimes our ILLiad server gets a little overwhelmed due to high usage, or the Internet is just plain running slow thanks to overall excessive traffic volume. You may be trying to enter your ILL requests, and the screen apparently freezes up. We all know that feeling, but the truth is -- ILLiad is a very reliable application, but like anything, requires a little patience every now and then. Please keep in mind that, although it looks like nothing is happening, the act of repeatedly pressing the 'Submit Request' button on request forms in quick succession will result in the creation of unnecessary duplicate transactions. We ask that you please allow time for the page to refresh after clicking on this button the first time, and wait until you receive the confirmation message at the top indicating the request has been received and assigned a transaction number. If you have submitted multiple requests in this manner, they will subsequently show up as "Outstanding Requests" on your Main Menu page (which might seem inexplicable at first). At this point, you may choose to cancel them on your own (as a courtesy to ILL staff). Please be aware that we do not accept duplicates, and if we see multiple requests for identical materials submitted by the same patron in this pattern, we will process only the first one and cancel the remaining transactions. Our policy regarding duplicates has been addressed previously in the blog entry for April 21, 2011. In a related issue... When viewing electronically delivered PDF's, you may notice similar slowness while waiting for the page images to appear on your screen. Just another reminder that high-volume Internet traffic might be partly to blame, while the fact is that larger files will normally take longer to load as a rule. Clicking on "View PDF" repeatedly under these circumstances may actually further slow down the loading process -- leading to escalating frustration. As always, we recommend a little patience, and your material should be delivered in due course. FYI, this topic has also been issue previously discussed in entries for August 27, 2013, March 23, 2012 and May 5, 2009. As always, we hope this bit of advice has been helpful in providing you optimal service from the ILLiad application. Questions or concerns about ILLiad, or about ILL policies and services in general? Please contact the Kelvin Smith Library ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Non-Roman Alphabetical Characters in ILLiad Requests - Revisitedhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2016/03/21/nonroman_alphabetical_characters_in_illiad_requests_revisited2016-03-21T21:00:40Z2016-03-21T20:45:52Z
This is a topic I dealt with fairly extensively in an entry on January 28, 2013. Just wanted to make a few comments on some recent developments in the world of KSL ILLiad... I have been noticing a greater influx of requests submitted into the KSL ILLiad site that contain actual Chinese characters, so I thought it might be apropos to remark on this recent trend. (As a passing note--this has been occurring primarily for materials in the area of art history, but also with a few in science and engineering.) For some time, ILLiad has been accepting these characters (as well as other non-Roman characters) with no problem. OCLC, our main application for transmitting online interlibrary loan transactions, is also able to process them as part of a submitted citation. For the most part, this is all fine and well. However, it can have implications on our ability to effectively search the OCLC database for available holdings on books and periodicals with Chinese titles (as with any other foreign-language titles using non-alphabetic writing systems). If you wish to submit a request (for a book, book chapter, conference paper, journal article, etc.), it is more prudent to enter a title for the book or journal in transliterated form -- or better yet, actually translated into English. This makes the task of searching much easier and quicker for ILL staff, and thus expedites the processing of your request. If you choose to include such characters in your primary book title or journal title entry field, it is much more helpful if you have them accompanied with the transliterated form of the title, or better yet, cite the ISBN, ISSN or OCLC number (in their respective entry lines, of course) as well. Relevant comments in the "Notes" field of the request form are also most welcome. A more appropriate context for including these characters in your citation is where you enter the title (and author) of the article, book chapter, conference paper, etc. An English translation might also be of use, while simply including a Romanized transliteration is probably less helpful. Supplier library staff may by chance be able to recognize the foreign characters, and better visually locate the material to be reproduced, yet not be able to equate the characters with transliterated syllables or words translated into English. Your best bet, of course, is to always cite the inclusive pages or at least the starting page number. As always, hoping this advice proves to be enlightening in your use of our ILLiad resource. Questions or concerns about ILLiad or ILL services in general? Please contact the Kelvin Smith Library ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
ILLiad Request Basics -- A Few Remindershttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2016/02/19/illiad_request_basics_a_few_reminders2016-02-19T17:13:20Z2016-02-19T19:38:38Z
Once again it's time to go over a few fundamental points regarding the proper submission of interlibrary loan requests, using the forms provided in the KSL ILLiad site. Below are some of the most significant of these... * Requesting an ARTICLE: -- Use the "Journal Article" form primarily, for requesting an article from a scholarly journal, serial, or newspaper. -- Enter appropriate information into all marked "required" fields, providing adequate information to identify the article needed. -- Clearly cite the publication title--please avoid abbreviations, for quicker processing. -- Clearly cite the article title and author, if possible. -- Indicate the volume number, the issue number (if available), the date (the month or quarter, and the year-- always required ), and the inclusive pages (if available). -- Please avoid using "unknown" in the data fields, as much as possible (especially for the "article title"), and note that we cannot process your request if the "journal title" is indicated as "unknown". -- Please be aware that there are specialized copy request forms also available: "Book Chapter", "Conference Paper", etc. * Requesting a BOOK: -- Use the "Book" form primarily, for requesting (you guessed it) a book, any other monograph type, or a music score ). -- Enter appropriate information into all marked "required" fields, providing adequate information to identify the loan item needed. -- Clearly cite the author or editor (if available), title (required), publisher and publication date. -- Clearly indicate the edition you need--this is absolutely required if you also specify that you will not accept an alternate edition. -- Please be aware that there are specialized loan request forms also available: "Report", "Thesis", etc. -- Please do NOT use the "Other (Misc. Loan)" form for ordinary loan requests, including music scores )--it is intended specifically for Audio-Visual materials, Microfilm, Journal Loans, Mixed-Media, etc. * All Request Forms: -- The source of your citation and any additional notes are always helpful to ILL staff, and every form includes fields where you may enter such information. -- Providing a verified OCLC Number, ISSN (for serials), or ISBN (for books) in the corresponding fields is also quite useful in expediting the processing of your request. Another "boring" but occasionally necessary blog entry -- sorry about that, folks. Questions or concerns about ILLiad or ILL services in general? Please contact the Kelvin Smith Library ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Assorted End-of-Year Remindershttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2015/12/10/assorted_endofyear_reminders2015-12-10T19:57:37Z2015-12-10T19:39:31Z
Once again, here is a short list of routine reminders for submitting your requests in ILLiad. I realize this it not exactly ending the year with at 'BANG', but then again, sometimes 'you gotta do what you gotta do'-- * Do not attempt to enter full citation strings into any single request field; please break down and enter the separate components and type them into their corresponding specific individual fields. * When entering an OCLC accession number into its respective field, please type in only one per request form; additional prospective OCLC numbers may be specified in the 'Notes' field. * Please use OCLC numbers with numerous (rather than few) holdings, if possible; this is preferred, for a greater probability of obtaining materials through ILL. * Please use legitimate OCLC numbers, (i.e., that have been obtained as a result of actual OCLC WorldCat searches); other numbers (such as ISSN, ISBN, LC Call Number) are to be entered in their own corresponding request field. * Similarly, when entering an ISSN or ISBN into its own respective field, please type in only one per request form; additional such numbers may be specified in the 'Notes' field. * When providing ISSN's or ISBN's, please enter only legitimate, properly-formatted such numbers into their corresponding field; no other forms of citation identification number should be used in their place. * 'Other (Misc.)' form is to be used for requesting special loans only; do not enter full citations for articles, book chapters, conference papers, etc, or for any regular loan-type for which a request for otherwise already exists. * Last, but not least -- please avoid entering abbreviated and ambiguous titles. Though a little off-topic, a couple more timely reminders worth putting out there... * Return all your loans on time (KSL, OhioLINK, ILLiad), to avoid loss of ILL (and regular) borrowing privileges. * Keep your regular library fines at $15.00 or below (or, better yet, pay them off entirely), also to avoid loss of ILL (and regular) borrowing privileges. To keep this entry short, it is simply worth mentioning that all these points have been addressed in greater detail elsewhere throughout this blog. So, I don't think I need to provide the rationale behind any of these here or now. Thanks to all ILL users for their cooperation when using ILLiad and all KSL services. As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please contact KSL ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Keeping Your ILLiad User Information Current -- A Reprisehttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2015/11/18/keeping_your_illiad_user_information_current_a_reprise2015-11-18T17:21:26Z2015-11-23T16:24:59Z
Just sending out another long-overdue reminder for everyone to be sure all the information in their ILLiad profiles is being kept up-to-date. This topic was previously addressed in my entry published on June 28, 2010, so it's time to talk a little more about it again... A Quick Run-Through of Profile Points-- * Username - this is permanently associated with your account from the time you create it, and cannot be changed; it also can never be re-used in another account. * Name (First, Last) - whenever you change this (e.g., due to change in marital status), we recommend you also update it in likewise your ILLiad account. * Phone Number - we rarely contact patrons by phone, but we still recommend you keep this up-to-date, anyway. * E-mail Address - it is very important that you keep this current (and properly formatted), and make sure it is an account where you regularly check your messages; this is our primary means of keeping in touch with our users. * Address - it is probably a good idea to keep this updated, especially if you are enrolled as a Distance Ed Graduate student (Doctor of Management) receiving courier delivery of loans (home or business), or Faculty signed up for campus delivery (to departmental drop-off site); otherwise, ILL service does not send regular notifications by mail. * Status - please keep this updated in accordance with your status in the university at all times. * Department (or Major) - this should also be always kept up-to-date; more about university departments, below... ** Departments that have changed their names, recently or not-so-recently (and which you may want to update in your profile, if applicable), for example: EARTH, ENVIRONMENTAL & PLANETARY SCIENCES -- formerly GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES MATHEMATICS, APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS -- formerly MATHEMATICS (including STATISTICS) PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES -- merger of PSYCHOLOGY and COMMUNICATION SCIENCES RELIGIOUS STUDIES -- formerly RELIGION THEATER and DANCE -- now two separate departments ** Departments served by a campus library system other than Kelvin Smith Library for ILL purposes (and which will not appear in our own ILLiad registration list)... -- If you no longer are affiliated with the university through the College of Arts and Sciences, the Case School of Engineering, the Weatherhead School of Management, or a central administrative department. -- If you have transferred to a department in the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, the School of Law, the School of Medicine, the School of Nursing (except students), the School of Dental Medicine, or any of various interdisciplinary health science-related programs. -- Under the two circumstances described immediately above, we ask that you discontinue using your KSL ILLiad account, and set up a new account at one of these sites for all future ILL service needs, as appropriate: MSASS Harris Library LAW Library Cleveland Health Sciences Library -- This topic was previously discussed in my entry for August 7, 2009, and is also addressed in our FAQ Page regarding Who Can Use ILLiad? For further explanation on keeping your ILLiad account current, please view our Customer Help Page section on Changing Your User Information. Though it's a topic for another time (and has also been discussed elsewhere in this blog), we always recommend that you change your ILLiad password regularly, paying attention to the usual security considerations. More on this may also be found at our Customer Help Page section on Changing a Password. If you have further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact KSL ILL staff by phone at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
We Can Clone -- and So Can You!http://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2015/10/14/we_can_clone_and_so_can_you2015-10-14T19:29:11Z2015-10-14T21:27:28Z
One of the new features of the latest version of ILLiad--which some of you may have already noticed--is that it now allows users to submit essentially identical request transactions of those previously entered on the same account, with just a single click. Please allow me to elaborate on some "best practices" suggestions on how to put this function to use... "Cloning" is basically replicating an existing ILLiad transaction with most of the original details left intact. For example, the "Notes" field is not copied in the same way as author, title, date, etc., would normally be. Cloning also may be initiated from any request record regardless of its current status. "Re-submitting" a request is similar, but can only be done from a transaction that has been cancelled. Now, a few words on the differences between Cloning and Re-submitting, and how they should be implemented: Cloning creates an entirely new record with a new transaction number assigned. It should be applied when you need material that has previously been obtained for you, such as a book received but already returned or an article delivered electronically but already past its expiration. It should not be used simply to enter simultaneous duplicate requests, as these are normally cancelled by ILL staff as a matter of policy. Re-submitting resurrects an existing cancelled record, with the original transaction number retained (and hence also the original creation date in its tracking history). We strongly recommend that you only use this process in response to a recent cancellation, in which we have advised you to provide corrections or amendments to your original citation. We prefer that you re-submit a corrected transaction that was created within the past two or three months--in case of a more "dated" cancellation, it is better simply to "clone" the request. The above options refer to the "patron-initiated" public functionality of the ILLiad system. Of course, this is also an action that may be performed by ILL staff on behalf of our patrons. In fact, we also have the capability to "clone" a request from one user to another. We are, however, obligated to keep copyright and cost-related consideration into account, and must conscientiously monitor any unreasonable excess in the implementation of this function. We appreciate the judicious use of this convenient feature by you our users, and hope this information is helpful to your research needs. For more detailed information regarding cloning and re-submitting ILLiad request transactions, please visit the following Customer Help Page locations: Clone a Request Re-submit a Request If you have further questions or concerns regarding ILL services and the ILLiad cloning function, please contact us, by phone at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Essential ILLiad vs. OhioLINKhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2015/04/20/essential_illiad_vs_ohiolink2015-04-20T15:55:22Z2015-05-21T16:37:53Z
Here is a brief rundown of the basic differences between ILLiad and OhioLINK, as they complement the array of Kelvin Smith Library's service offerings... * ILLiad provides both loans (returnables) and copies (non-returnables). * OhioLINK supplies loans only, although occasional reproductions of entire non-circulating items have been provided on a case-by-case basis at lenders' discretion. * ILLiad loan periods and renewal policies vary with individual lending institutions. * OhioLINK loan periods and renewal policies are uniform within the consortium, with some variation based on material type and user status. * ILLiad requires individual account set-up by the user. It functions independently of university single sign-on, but relies upon valid authentication with an active circulation system library account. * OhioLINK requires logging into service through the library online catalog (as with single sign-on), in tandem with an active circulation system library account. * ILLiad is available at all four of the university's library systems (KSL, Law, MSASS, CHSL), and location choice for registration is based on your affiliation (i.e., college or department) within the university. * OhioLINK is automatically part of your overall library privileges as a member of the university community. * ILLiad logon requires good standing in your library circulation account (e.g., fines not in excess of $15), but also no current ILL loans exceeding two weeks past their due dates. * OhioLINK requires good standing in your library circulation account (e.g., fines not in excess of $15), as with any on-campus library borrowing. * ILLiad current transactions must be viewed by logging into an ILLiad session. * OhioLINK current loan transactions are viewed by logging into "My Account" in the in the library's online catalog, together with any local checkouts. * ILLiad loans are to be picked up at and returned directly to Kelvin Smith Library. This applies likewise for any other supporting campus service point library (Law, MSASS, CHSL) through a which loan request was processed. * OhioLINK loans may be picked up at any available campus library service point (selected at the time the request is submitted), and may be returned to any of the same locations regardless of original pickup site. * ILLiad loans are indirect, with Kelvin Smith Library (or another supporting campus service point library) acting as an intermediary borrower. Likewise, renewals are processed and mediated through your library's ILL staff, necessitating some response delay time. * OhioLINK loans are directly checked out to the borrowing patron, on his or her internal library circulation account. Renewals are requested directly by the patron, with responses usually occurring within real time. * ILLiad provides patrons with copies via electronic delivery, including journal and newspaper articles, book chapters, and conference proceeding papers. * OhioLINK does not provide copies, and access to electronic journals and books subscribed to by other consortium member libraries are generally not available to CWRU users. * ILLiad draws most of its resources from libraries within the United States (including Ohio, of course), but may also obtain materials from Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia and other potential lender locations throughout the world. * OhioLINK draws all of its loans from member libraries within the state of Ohio, as well as from the Center for Research Libraries (in Chicago, Illinois). And finally... * ILLiad is NOT the "International Version of OhioLINK", regardless of what the tour guides say! ILLiad and OhioLINK function differently from one another, with virtually no duplication, to supplement the internal collections and resources of Kelvin Smith Library. -- Links to helpful resources referenced above... ILLiad Main Logon (ILL via ILLiad, KSL only) OhioLINK Catalog (OhioLINK) Library Catalog (OhioLINK & local circulation) My Library Account (OhioLINK & local circulation) -- Useful contact information... smithcirc@case.edu (OhioLINK & local circulation) smithill@case.edu (ILL via ILLiad, KSL only) For more detailed information on the differences between these loan transactions, please also see my previous entry, titled " OhioLINK Loans vs. ILLiad Loans at KSL", from October 23, 2014.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
ILL Convenient Services at the KSL Service Centerhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2015/03/16/ill_convenient_services_at_the_ksl_service_center2015-03-16T20:45:50Z2015-03-24T15:26:29Z
Just a brief reminder of some of the things related to your ILLiad services that can be handled by Access & Delivery staff at the Kelvin Smith Library Main Service Center... These are the services you can take care of routinely at the KSL service desk, with the assistance of attending AD team members: * Basic help with initial ILLiad account registration process * Pick-up & check-out of ILLiad loan items -- please ask staff as this is not self-serve * Hold shelf availability of ILLiad loan materials -- inquire in-person or by phone * Return of ILLiad loan items -- to desk or in book drop (except for A/V or fragile items) * Request a renewal (if item is eligible) * Replacement of signed-out 'Library Use Only' loans to the hold shelf for future use * Return of 'Library Use Only' loans still checked out but being kept securely on the hold shelf -- in-person or by phone * Return of unwanted ILL items still on hold but not yet picked up -- in-person or by phone * Brief ILLiad patron account inquiry * Basic patron authentication issues -- 'good-standing' status of your library patron account in the circulation database * Brief ILL loan status inquiry -- active transactions only (excluding article requests) * General ILL policy information -- links to KSL ILLiad logon page & help pages Of course, all the above can also be handled by contacting ILL staff directly. Below are some issues that will need to be addressed specifically by referral to ILL staff members: * In-depth ILL service and policy issues * Resolve patron account registration and web access issues * Unblock patron record -- after overdue loan issues have been cleared * Merging duplicate patron records & re-activating disavowed accounts * Request status detail inquiry -- loan or copy transactions still in process & not yet received, citation discrepancies, potential suppliers, etc. * Electronic delivery concerns (article requests only) * Password reset & user account information update assistance * E-mail notification issues * Lost item replacement compensation issues * Anything & everything else ILL... You may contact Access & Delivery staff at the KSL Main Service Center by phone at (216) 368-3506 during regular hours. As always, please feel free to contact ILL staff, by phone at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Quick Refresher Course on Password Resethttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2015/01/21/quick_refresher_course_on_password_reset2015-01-21T16:40:41Z2015-01-21T21:43:05Z
We all sometimes have trouble remembering the various passwords needed for logging into the many sites in which we are registered. With ILLiad, reclaiming your password is simple, and may be done online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just follow the procedure described below... * Navigate to the Kelvin Smith Library ILLiad logon page at either of these sites: http://library.case.edu/ksl/ill/ or http://cwru.hosts.atlas-sys.com/ILLiad/ILL/logon.html * Click on the ' Forgot Password' link, located just below the ' Login to ILLiad' button. * Enter your UserName into the corresponding data field, then click the ' Reset Password' button. * Check the e-mail account associated with the patron account which you have previously created in the KSL ILLiad system database. * You should receive a message in approximately 2 minutes , containing the URL to a temporary 'Reset Password' page. * Click on this link ONCE only, and wait for the page to open in your browser. Be sure to perform this step as soon as possible, as the page will expire within one hour of your password reset request. * Enter your new password in the ' New Password' and ' Re-Enter New Password' data fields, then click on the ' Change Password' button. * Please note if you do not enter two identical character strings, you will receive an error message. Keep in mind that your password will also be case-sensitive . * If you have successfully changed your password, you will be taken back to the original logon page. * Enter your UserName and your new password into their respective data fields, and click on the ' Logon to ILLiad' button, to begin a new session. CONGRATULATIONS! For more details to help you with recovering your ILLiad password, please consult our FAQ or Customer Help pages. To have your ILLiad password reset manually with the aid of an ILL staff member (during regular business hours), or if you have further questions or concerns, please contact us at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
OCLC Numbers, ISSN's & ISBN's When Submitting ILL Requestshttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2014/11/21/oclc_numbers_issns_isbns_when_submitting_ill_requests2014-11-21T13:34:06Z2014-11-24T00:47:12Z
These are always helpful pieces of information when included in your ILL request information, as they aid library staff in searching for potential holdings, thus expediting the overall process. However, we'd like to make note of some important issues about how you enter them into your ILLiad forms... OCLC Accession Numbers... These may be from 1 to 9 (or more) digits in length (e.g., ' 37993343') and are to be found by searching the OCLC WorldCat Database. They are often included also in the bibliographic records of most online library catalogs. You may enter them into the 'OCLC Number' field of the ILLiad request form you are using -- most copy request forms (excluding 'Patent') and all loan request forms have a location to enter this. The presence of an OCLC number is greatly appreciated, but the one you provide may not necessarily the same one we use to search available holdings for processing your request. We may prefer from among other records for the same material that indicate greater potential lenders. ILL staff may thus supersede your cited OCLC number and ultimately choose a different record. ISSN's (International Standard Serial Number)... These are commonly cited in article references, and appear in one of these formats: ' 0317-8471' or ' 2434-561X'. ILLiad request forms of the types 'Journal Article' and 'Conference Paper' include a field to enter this number. If correctly entered, they will aid in expediting proper copyright clearance, as well as searching serial records and library holdings. ISBN's (International Standard Book Number)... These are often cited in references to books, book chapters, or conference papers, and are usually 10 or 13 digits in length. The exist it formats of the following types: ' 978-3-16-148410-0', ' 0-684-84328-5' or ' 0-8044-2957-X' (hyphens may vary in position, or be omitted). ILLiad request forms of the types 'Book', 'Book Chapter' and 'Conference Paper' include a field for this number. Additional Citing Tips... When filling out your ILLiad request forms, we ask that you enter only OCLC numbers, ISSN's or ISBN's into the their corresponding data fields. Please avoid entering multiple OCLC numbers, ISSN's or ISBN's numbers into these respective fields. If you happen to have any additional such numbers, they may be specified in the 'Notes' field instead, and ILL staff may choose from among them as alternates. Please do not enter DOI Abstract numbers (of the format such as ' 10.1080/0952813X.201'), UMI ProQuest AAT Dissertation/Thesis citation numbers (of the format such as ' 3090205' or ' NR20411') or any other types of citation numbers where OCLC numbers, ISSN's or ISBN's should be placed. These numbers may be entered into the 'Notes' field instead, to avoid any possible confusion or processing delays. ILL Staff appreciate any information you can provide to help us better determine the availability of the materials you need. Clearly filling out your request transaction forms, as described above, will allow us to work more efficiently in helping to meet your research needs. Any questions or concerns regarding citations in ILLiad requests may be addressed to ILL staff, by phone at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Numbers to Remember for Interlibrary Loan Serviceshttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2014/07/11/numbers_to_remember_for_interlibrary_loan_services2014-07-11T19:08:41Z2014-07-11T15:43:47Z
Here are some significant numbers to keep in mind with regard to your interlibrary loan services through Kelvin Smith Library's ILLiad system... 5 -- the number of days before the due date of a loaned ILL item at which you will receive your initial reminder notification; this indicates the window until then at which you are able to request a renewal, provided the item is eligible per the lender's policy. 5 -- the maximum number of articles within the most recent 5 years of an individual publication that we may request on ILL in a single calendar year before copyright becomes an issue; requests in excess of this will then require we assume payment of often exorbitant fees per each document, to compensate the publishers. 7 -- the number of days after which the overdue status of an ILL loan starts to become critical, at which the second of two overdue notifications will be sent out; the first of these will have already been sent out the day after the item's original due date. 10 -- the number of days within which we recommend you pick up an ILL loan after we notify you that it has been received; this is not mandatory, and we will not pull and return items that have not been picked up until they actually become overdue. 14 -- the default number of additional days indicated when you submit a renewal request for an eligible loan; this is the extension we present to the lender library, but their reply may vary according to their own specific policy or local lending circumstances. 14 -- the number of days after which the overdue status of a loan now causes your ILL privileges to become blocked; you will receive an overdue notification to this effect, and functions available in your ILLiad account will be limited until you return any and all loans this many (or more) days past due. 20 -- the number of minutes after which your ILLiad online session times out, if no keystroke activity is detected; we recommend that you refresh your session regularly by clicking on the " (Your) ILLiad Page" link at the top of the Main Menu list. 30 -- the maximum number of viewing days available for electronically delivered articles; after this period, aged document files become deleted from the server during ILLiad's next scheduled automatic clean-up session. 60 -- the maximum number of days we will hold a printed article (or other non-returnable item) supplied through interlibrary loan; as we rely almost exclusively on electronic delivery, this will apply only to special instances agreed upon by ILL staff, on a case-by-case basis and with requisite justification. We hope this information will help guide you in your use of ILLiad and ILL services. If you have questions or concerns, please contact ILL staff, by phone at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu. Detailed information about interlibrary loan services and policies that might well answer your questions can also be found at our Customer Help page.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
New Feature--ILL Staff Can Log into ILLiad as Patron, and an Update on Requesting Renewalshttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2014/01/23/new_featureill_staff_can_log_into_illiad_as_patron_and_an_update_on_requesting_renewals2014-01-23T16:13:58Z2014-03-19T20:58:04Z
ILL staff now have the capability to log into your account from our own workstations, as one of the recent enhancements to the ILLiad administrator client. This will now enable us to view your main page, ILL transactions (at all stages), electronically delivered articles, and e-mail notifications, from the patron point-of-view. We will also be able to submit and edit requests, place renewal requests, and update personal information whenever you have trouble doing these yourself, or whenever you wish to demonstrate any concerns about ILLiad's functionality. This will improve our ability to assist you with resolving technical problems and issues with ILLiad, but there are still a few things to keep in mind -- First, we will be accessing your account from the perspective of our own personal workstation platforms and local browser configurations, so we will not experience the same repercussions involving session ID cookie settings which you might. Our view will be from the direct server login site, and will not include the KSL frame with banner and additional side scroll-bar seen when accessing from the library's site menu. Secondly, we will not be able to log in if you already have an active session open at the same time. We may need to ask you to log out, or terminate your session from the staff-end client with your approval. Finally, although we can update your personal information, we will not be able to change your password from viewing your account, as this would require us to use your current (confidential and encrypted) password. In lieu of this, we can assign you a new default value (usually 'ill') from the staff-end client, which you can later change to a more secure character string at a future time. And now a few comments on the topic of requesting renewals through your ILLiad account... * When you receive a reminder notice that one of your ILL items is coming due in the next few days, you are provided with instructions as to how to request an extension on your loan period. * Once you have accessed the transaction record, you will normally see the ' Renew Request' link at the top of the page. * If your loan has been marked with a ' NO RENEWALS' restriction (which should be plainly printed on the cover label and indicated within the transaction information details), this option will NOT appear. This means that the lender institution library has specified in advance that the loan does not allow renewals, as a matter of policy, but it may also occur if you have already submitted a renewal request previously. * If you have not actually signed out your loaned item yet, the transaction may currently have a status of ' Customer Notified via E-Mail' or some other inapplicable status. You will not have the option to request a renewal under these circumstances, either. If you somehow already have the book in your possession, you will need to contact ILL staff to correct the status to ' Checked Out to Customer'. If you have not actually picked up the item, you will need to come to the Kelvin Smith Library Service Center to do so before you may submit the renewal request. A more detailed explanation is available in our Customer Help page, at the following link: Renewal Requests You may contact ILL staff for personal assistance, by phone at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Some Timely End-of-Year Odds and Endshttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2013/12/17/some_timely_endofyear_odds_and_ends2013-12-17T17:46:39Z2013-12-22T19:46:44Z
Here are a few ILL-related issues that have come up recently... * OCLC WorldCat numbers -- When providing these in your request after searching this database, please enter only one accession number in the 'OCLC Number' field, and try to suggest the record containing largest number of holdings locations. You may also indicate additional record numbers for the same materials in the 'Notes' field, if you wish. * Picking up ILL books from Kelvin Smith Library Service Center -- Always ask attending staff to retrieve available items for you. The ILL hold shelf is not self-serve (unlike the OhioLINK book shelf), and is also kept securely locked during hours when the Service Center is not staffed. * Theses and dissertations through ILL -- Most of these are supplied in print version, often with renewal or library use restrictions imposed by the lender library. We cannot guarantee that they can or will be supplied as a digital reproduction, even if so requested. Also, ILL cannot be expected to make purchases from UMI ProQuest in order to obtain any thesis title. If purchasing is the only remaining option, the patron must either choose to make the purchase for a personal copy directly, at UMI Dissertation Express, or suggest a purchase for the library's own collection, using the Purchase Request form. * New Overdue Notice on ILLiad loans -- As promised in my blog entry for June 18, 2013, you will now be sent an additional automated notification whenever you have any returnable ILL items 7 days past their due date. Just another enhancement in our services to help you remember to return your loaned materials. Thanks for keeping these tips in mind when using your interlibrary loan services.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
ILLiad Help Pages May Have the Answerhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2013/11/18/illiad_help_pages_may_have_the_answer2013-11-18T20:18:38Z2013-11-19T21:30:10Z
Just a reminder that these pages are always available for reference, when you can't get in touch with interlibrary loan staff in person. These are also linked to our main logon page, in your session main menu list, and on the various request forms and service pages. They are indexed according to topic, for quick reference. FAQ -- A quick overview about setting up your ILLiad account, beginning your use of the service, and some answers to other common questions. Customer Help -- A more detailed guide on using ILLiad, addressing a large number of specific concerns and troubleshooting tips. Electronic Delivery Information -- An introductory overview of the features of ILLiad's electronic delivery function. As always, feel free to contact ILL staff for personal assistance, by phone at (216) 368-3463 or (216) 368-3517, or by e-mail at smithill@case.edu.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
ILL and the New KSL Service Center Configurationhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2013/09/20/ill_and_the_new_ksl_service_center_configuration2013-09-20T20:10:27Z2013-09-20T17:27:57Z
Just some comments about how Interlibrary Loan services fit into the new Kelvin Smith Library desk and storage furniture situation, staffed by Access and Delivery team members... * Although ILL presence is now less visible, services involved there are essentially the same as before. Be assured that our stored loan materials are now more secure than previously, as the cabinets containing them are accessed only by A&D personnel during regular hours and are kept locked while the Service Center area is not staffed. * You will still pick up and check out your ILL books (requested via ILLiad) at the KSL Service Center area. A&D staff will retrieve them from the designated hold shelf, present you with a check-out slip to sign and date, and charge the material out in your ILLiad account through a client proxy. * Items with a 'LIBRARY USE ONLY' restriction (indicated by the lender library) must be signed out, as with all ILL loans. 'Out' and 'In' times and dates must be recorded on the special usage log slip included with such loans. These items will be secured in the hold shelf area during any times of non-use, while they are still checked out to your ILLiad account. As stated above, A&D staff will monitor these materials during regular hours, and keep them locked in their cabinet when the Service Center is closed. * You may still return ILL books at the KSL Service Center (to staff at the desk), at the indoor book drop, or at the outdoor book drop (preferably after regular hours). As always, we ask that you do not return any loaned audio-visual materials into either book drop, whether they have been borrowed through ILLiad, via OhioLINK, or directly from any of the KSL or CWRU collections. * If you have any ILL items being held, but which have not yet been checked out, or any 'LIBRARY USE ONLY' loans that are checked out but are no longer needed, you may contact the A&D desk staff in person or at 216-368-3506 (or notify ILL staff, as below) to have them pulled off the shelf and marked for return. * Renewals of ILL items, when available (i.e., no restriction, not overdue & within 5 days prior to due date, not previously renewed) may still be requested at KSL Service Center. A&D desk staff can submit these on your behalf in real time, through our client proxy. Of course, you may always log into your ILLiad account to do this remotely. * For any and all other issues regarding loans, electronic deliveries, article citations, website login access and usage, etc., please contact the ILL staff at 216-368-3463 or 216-368-3517, or e-mail us at smithill@case.edu. During regular business hours (Mon-Fri, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM), we are usually available for consultations in person, in the KSL 2nd Floor Staff Arc.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
Coming Soon -- Another Overdue Notice ... and a Few Comments on Loanshttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad/2013/06/18/coming_soon_another_overdue_notice_and_a_few_comments_on_loans2013-06-18T16:39:31Z2013-06-18T19:55:41Z
This just a head's-up that in the near future, we will begin sending out additional automated overdue e-mail notifications, at the point at which loans have become a full week overdue. If you have any loaned items currently checked out through your ILLiad account, you will receive the seven-day notice, in addition to the other three messages that are already regularly sent out. In the February 19, 2013 entry for this blog, these were presented as a 5-day renewal reminder notice, a day-after overdue notice, and a 14-day account-blocked notice. The addition of another notification at 7 days will offer our users another opportunity to return borrowed items before their ILL privileges become impeded. -- And here are a couple more reminders regarding loans provided through ILLiad: * Please remember to keep all associated paperwork together with any loaned items -- such as: book-band wrapped around cover(s), forms and labels paper-clipped inside the book or inserted in a pocket, adhesive labels affixed to cover(s), library-use-only log sheets, etc. Such items need to be returned with the loaned materials, to identify them and properly ship them back to the lender libraries. * Please return all items directly to the Kelvin Smith Library. Do not return them to any of the other university campus library system locations, or to any local public library branches. Return them preferably in-person to KSL -- to the service center desk, or to the indoor or outdoor book drops (except for audio-visual media or fragile items). Never send them through university campus delivery. If you are using items while away from campus, please return insured by USPS Priority Mail, UPS or FedEx to the following address: Kelvin Smith Library, ILL Case Western Reserve University 11055 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106-7151 USA ... and never use any return labels that may be included with the items to mail them directly back to the lender libraries. ILL staff need to process returns here at KSL first before forwarding them on to their home locations, in order to keep all status updates current and accurate. Hoping this will make returns of ILL loans a little easier and more timely. Thank you very much for your co-operation in helping us to avoid unnecessary loss or delinquency of borrowed library materials.
Carl Marianicarl.mariani@case.eduhttp://blog.case.edu/carl.mariani.KSLILLiad
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