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Delivery Speed, Timeliness and Satisfaction: Patrons' Perceptions About ILL Service.
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Weaver-Meyers, Pat L.; Stolt, Wilbur A. – Journal of Library Administration, 1996
Library users' perceptions of the quality of interlibrary loan service are examined. Ten Greater Midwest Research Libraries Consortium members distributed surveys to patrons. Findings indicate patrons' satisfaction is minimally related to actual delivery speed; satisfaction and perceptions of timeliness are strongly correlated; a delivery speed of…
Descriptors: Delivery Systems, Document Delivery, Higher Education, Information Dissemination
Changing Workloads and Productivity in Interlibrary Loan.
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Paine, Nancy E.; Ward, John – Journal of Library Administration, 1996
Compares interlibrary loan data from a 1995 survey of Greater Midwest Research Library Consortium and Association of Research Libraries members with a 1989 survey. Shows an increase in transaction to staff ratio and a negative correlation between transaction to staff ratio and lending fill rate. Relates factors affecting productivity, such as…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Document Delivery, Higher Education, Interlibrary Loans
Patron Satisfaction at Any Cost? A Case Study of Interlibrary Loan in Two U.S. Research Libraries.
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Levene, Lee-Allison; Pedersen, Wayne – Journal of Library Administration, 1996
Compares the results of an interlibrary loan (ILL) user satisfaction survey conducted among the Greater Midwest Research Library Consortium members with institution-specific data from Iowa State University and University of Arkansas. Discusses contrasts in policies in light of results that show significant differences in supplier charges per…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cost Effectiveness, Delivery Systems, Higher Education
Organizational Structuring in Academic Libraries.
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Buttlar, Lois J.; Garcha, Rajinder – Journal of Library Administration, 1992
Discussion of the organizational structure of academic libraries focuses on a study that examined how the work of academic librarians is structured and whether the traditional functions of public services and technical services are still separated. Topics addressed include the role of subject specialists, attitudes toward reorganization, and…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Curriculum Development, Higher Education, Librarian Attitudes