Consortial Borrowing Along EL Camino Real

Authors

Sally Bryant, Pepperdine UniversityFollow
Elizabeth Parang, Pepperdine UniversityFollow
Gan Ye, Pepperdine UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

9-21-2015

Keywords

Consortia borrowing, library integrated system, services, consortia, consortial benefits, authentication

Abstract

Camino, a patron-initiated borrowing system, oper- ates within the SCELC consortium made up of private academic libraries in California. OCLC’s WorldCat Navigator Request Engine is the backbone of this service, because it works with all ILS systems and integrates with discovery layers and interlibrary loan. Camino is administrated by a user group which sets policies and procedures and guides implementation for new members.

Publication Title

Journal of Library Administration

DOI

10.1080/01930826.2015.1076314

Comments

Sally Bryant, Elizabeth Parang & Gan Ye (2015) Consortial Borrowing Along EL Camino Real, Journal of Library Administration, 55:7, 587-594, DOI:10.1080/01930826.2015.1076314

Recommended Citation

Sally Bryant, Elizabeth Parang & Gan Ye (2015) Consortial Borrowing Along EL Camino Real, Journal of Library Administration, 55:7, 587-594, DOI:10.1080/01930826.2015.1076314