Resource Sharing
Minitex News articles tagged with "Resource Sharing" (137):
Referral Processing Area sees shift to home and garden supplies
The Referral Processing Area has seen a shift from handling mostly books to almost exclusively handling plants, seeds, tools, and gardening supplies.
Most requested interlibrary loan titles for 2016 announced
Can you guess the top titles for interlibrary loan in 2016?
Spotlight on interlibrary loan in the Minitex Region: Hennepin County - Minneapolis Central Library
Learn more about Hennepin County - Minneapolis Central Library in this installment of Spotlight on interlibrary loan in the region.
Saying our final goodbye via interlibrary loan
It is only natural for us to want to take a walk down memory lane and start requesting albums or films of a favorite celebrity via interlibrary loan, however these titles are in often in very high demand.
OCLC makes significant announcements about resource sharing
OCLC President and Chief Executive Officer makes announcements that will have significant impacts on some of the resource sharing community. OCLC has acquired Relais International. In addition, OCLC announces that it has launched the cloud-based product that will eventually replace ILLiad, Tipasa.
The joy of sharing
Macalester College is making it easier for the community to access their collections with an updated neighbor borrowing policy.
Spotlight on interlibrary loan in the Minitex Region: University of St. Thomas O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library
Check out some interesting facts about the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul.
Young Adult Book Published
Minitex Resource Sharing staff member Melinda Braun has had her second YA novel AVALANCHE published November 29, 2016, by Simon Pulse.
Spotlight on interlibrary loan in the Minitex Region: Duluth Public Library
The Duluth Public Library was founded in 1890 and has occupied several different buildings in its 126-year history. Since 1980 the Main Library has operated out of an ore boat shaped facility designed by architect Gunnar Birkerts.
"Creepy Cuisine" - Halloween treats that aren't candy
My older son has always loved Halloween, so my parents gave me "Creepy Cuisine" with him in mind. I liked sending the kids out trick or treating after a nutritious meal, too.