ILL Systems Meg AtwaterSinger Access Services Librarian Associate Professor University of Evansville Goals ILL UEL Desired features in new ILL system What systems are out there How will they improve UELs ILL service ID: 630273
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A Comparative Analysis of ILL Systems
Meg Atwater-Singer
Access Services Librarian, Associate Professor
University of EvansvilleSlide2
GoalsILL @ UEL
Desired features in new ILL system
What systems are out there?
How will they improve UEL’s ILL service?Slide3
UEL ILL Background Part of Access Services department
1.5 FTE + 21 student hours/week
# of filled borrowing requests
Copies = 3,462 (38% IN) / 3-yr average: 3,364
Loans = 2,521 (80% IN
) / 3-yr
average: 2,143
# of filled lending
requests
Copies = 97 (46% IN
) / 3-yr
average: 386
Loans
= 770 (74% IN)
/ 3-yr
average: 907
Generous & FREE lender – 56 days with multiple renewalsSlide4
Current ILL SystemEx
Libris
Voyager 9.2.1
ILL Module = (version 6.7.2 / 2013)
Based on CLIO Basic
ILL Request
Initial processing of requests delivered via forms in catalog and
OpenURL
Link Resolver (SFX)
Worldshare
ILL – ordering of requests
ILL Management
Updating records (received, returned, renewed, recalled, etc.)Slide5
Why change?
Migrating to ALMA/Primo this summerSlide6
Current ILL FeaturesOpenURL
Link Resolver
Automatic notification when loans are received
Uses ILS patron database / institutional data
Charge loans in ILS / bib records automatically created on the flySlide7
Desired ILL FeaturesILL process is transparent to patrons
Patrons can see their requests/history
Customizable patron notices & reports
Manage copyright compliance
Reasonably pricedSlide8
Systems Looked at
CLIO Web
Tipasa
AutoGraphics
Worldshare ILL
ILLiad
Homegrown optionsSlide9
Homegrown ILL - Rockhurst University, MO
Compared
ILLiad
,
Wufoo
(online form building website with a data management grid) and old, paper-based system
Six categories: patron usability, request forms, staff viewing and navigation, staff side request generation, staff side report generation and confidentiality
Choose
Wufoo
over
ILLiad
- $200 v. $2000
Wufoo
does not work with Open URL Link Resolvers
Kohler, E & D
Theiss
. 2012. From overloaded to opportunity: the search for a low-cost
i
nterlibrary loan management system.
Bricks and Click Libraries Symposium Proceedings
, 8-20.Slide10
ILLiadWeb-based & hosted
$11,000 – includes $2,500 training / 1-time cost
OCLC
https://
www.oclc.org/en/illiad.html
Did not consider = OCLC plans to move libraries to TipasaSlide11
WorldShare ILLWeb-based & hosted
$0 – are already paying $17,500
OCLC
https://
www.oclc.org/en/worldshare-ill.html
No
user interface
Slide12
SHAREitWeb-based & hosted
Cost - $0 – SRCS!
AutoGraphics
http://
www4.auto-graphics.com/products-shareit-inter-library-loan-ill.asp
Over 50% of ILL traffic are copy requests, which
SHAREit
doesn’t do elegantlySlide13
CLIO WebWeb-based & hosted
$2,000 + $1,000 database conversion
Clio Software
http://www.cliosoftware.com
/
Slide14
TipasaWeb-based & hosted
$6,000 + WSILL
OCLC
https://
www.oclc.org/en/tipasa.html
Slide15
Analysis CriteriaPatron Interface
Request Functions
Request Forms
Staff – Request Processing
Staff – Request
Management
Staff –
Report Generation
Confidentiality Slide16
Patron InterfacePatrons authenticated
using LDAP or similar
method
Yes to both
See new requests, request
history, status of ILL requests,
PDF links
Yes to both
Edit
his/her
information
Yes to both
Choose
to receive status changes via text
Tipasa ONLYSlide17
ADVANTAGE = TipasaSlide18
Request FunctionsSubmit
requests using Open URL link resolver from databases/discovery layer
Yes to both
Submit
requests using fill in the blank forms
Yes to both
Request multiple items from one form
Clio ONLYSlide19
ADVANTAGE = ClioSlide20
Request Forms Customizable
: add desired logo, colors & fonts
Yes to both
Add/delete
required
fields
Yes to both
Edit
field
names
Yes to bothSlide21
ADVANTAGE = NoneSlide22
Staff - Request ProcessingAble to correct
and manipulate data on requests
Yes to both
Add notes,
concerning questions or
clarifications
Yes to both
Easily
sort
requests
, identifying attention
items
Yes to both
Staff
is able to see which requests are
new
Yes to bothSlide23
ADVANTAGE = NoneSlide24
Staff - Request ManagementNotifications
sent
automatically with
status
changes / can customize
Yes to both – Clio with caveats
Automatically create/delete bib records in ILS
to
charge
loans
Clio ONLY
PDFs
can be uploaded to
database & emailed, with
a copy of
citation
Yes to both
Electronic
files
automatically
deleted after 30
days
Yes to both
Requests needing Copyright Clearance easily identified
Tipasa ONLYSlide25
ADVANTAGE = TipasaSlide26
Staff - Report GenerationAutomatically generate reports from raw form
data
Yes to both
Reports will include graphs and other visual
features
Tipasa ONLY
Export
reports
Yes to bothSlide27
ADVANTAGE = TipasaSlide28
ConfidentialityGenerate reports
that do
not violate patron
privacy
Yes to both
Can hide patron
information
when
necessary
Yes to bothSlide29
ADVANTAGE = NoneSlide30
Improving ILL ServiceTipasa+
Patron Interface
Request Management++
Report Generation
Clio+
Request Functions
Request Management+Slide31
Comparison Results
Tipasa
Clio
Open URL
Link Resolver
Y
Y
Automatic notification when loans are received
Y+
Y-
Uses ILS patron database
Y
Y
Charge loans in ILS / bib records automatically created
N
Y
ILL process is transparent to patrons
Y
Y
Patrons can see their requests/history
Y
Y
Customizable patron notices & reports
Y+
Y-
Manage copyright compliance
Y
N
Reasonably priced
Y
YSlide32
Clio Web Patron Request HistorySlide33
Tipasa Patron Request HistorySlide34
Tipasa Patron Request History 2Slide35
Clio Request InterfaceSlide36
Tipasa Request InterfaceSlide37
Now what?Meg Atwater-Singer
ma35@evansville.edu
Twitter: @
megatwater