I'm a cataloger who took over ILL for our library in mid-January.
Although I'd done some ILL as a library technician and filled in
for absent/vacationing colleagues, I've never "been ILL" before.
:-) I'm hoping that wiser/more experienced heads can give me some
assistance with cite verification, as in, how do you do it!?!?
I was recently handed a list of requests from a faculty member that
had the author of the article, volume number, journal title,
starting page, and year. I wanted to be able to put the article
titles and complete range of pages in my OCLC requests, but had no
idea where to get the information. Am I trying to be too thorough
(typical cataloger!)? If not, then could somebody please advise me
of a good/fast/easy way to make citations like those more complete?
Many thanks!
Joan Alkula
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Washington, DC 20002 | "I think, therefore I'm dangerous."
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