Interlibrary Loan
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What is Interlibrary Loan?Interlibrary Loan, or ILL, is a service that borrows books and acquires copies of articles from journals that Normandale Library does not own. Normandale Library contacts partner libraries in Minnesota and across the country to try and acquire the resources you need. |
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Who is eligible?
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How do I use Interlibrary Loan?
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How much does it cost?The Interlibrary Loan service is free for Normandale faculty, staff, and currently registered students only. |
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How long does it take?Usually takes about one week or five working days. You may ask the Circulation Desk staff to check the status of your request or check your account online. When your requested item arrives, you will receive a message through your Normandale e-mail account. Please be sure to check this account so you do not miss the arrival of your interlibrary loan book or article. |
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What is generally Not available through Interlibrary Loan?
Note: Materials requested through interlibrary loan cannot be put on reserve. |
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How do I get my articles?Articles can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or may be delivered electronically to your e-mail account. |
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What about books?
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What are my responsibilities?
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