Skip to Main Content
Library Hours:
  • Mon-Thurs: 8am-Midnight
  • Fri: 8am-8pm
  • Sat: Noon-8pm
  • Sun: 3pm-Midnight
  • Closed for Chapel MWF 10am-10:50am

Interlibrary Loan: ILLiad at Zondervan Library

Interlibrary Loan—ILLiad
Profile Photo
Anissa Martin
Student Success Librarian
Contact:
ZON 120
765.998.5419

Have you ever found a book or resource you wanted to use for a paper but Zondervan Library did not have it? Interlibrary Loan is a great tool that allows you to request books and articles that Zondervan Library can borrow from other libraries. There are a few differences between requesting books and articles, both processes are outlined below or you can use the button below to find information related to Interlibrary Loan at Zondervan Library.

Requesting a Book
  1. Sign Up For An ILLIAD Account
    • Sign up for an ILLIAD account
    • This link can also be found on the Zondervan Library home page under Interlibrary Loan.
  2. Search For The Book Using World Cat Research Station
    • Example: Combating poverty : understanding new challenges for families : hearing before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, One Hundred Twelfth Congress, second session, June 5, 2012.
  3. Use the World Cat Location Tool To Find the Book In Another Library
    • In the body of the record scroll down to World Cat: find it in libraries globally. To the right is a link: Request item through Interlibrary Loan.
  4. Place Your Request
    • Once clicked, the link takes you to your ILLIAD account. Log in to ILLIAD. The information on this record should automatically fill in the request form. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Submit Request.
Requesting an Article
  1. Sign Up For An ILLIAD Account
    • Sign up for an ILLIAD account.
    • This link can also be found on the Zondervan Library home page under Interlibrary Loan.
  2. Search For The Specific Article In Desired Database
    • Example using SocINDEX: Journal Title: Child: Care, Health & Development. Article Title: Exposure of children with developmental delay to social determinants of poor health: cross-sectional case record review study. Author: E. Emerson and P. Brigham. Date: March 2015. Volume 41, Issue 2, Pages 249-257.
    • DOI: 10.1111/cch.12144 (More information on DOI's is located in the next section.)
  3. Check To See If It Is In Another Zondervan Library Database
    • Copy the journal abbreviation in Google or use the doi to determine the exact title. Cut and paste this title into Journal Finder located on the main Zondervan Library page.
    • This verifies that we do not own the title in full text in another ZL database. This is an essential step that saves time.
    • If Zondervan Library owns or has access to the item in full text form it will not be delivered to you through your ILLIAD account. The Interlibrary Loan department may inform you that we have access to it by email as a courtesy to you, but this is not guaranteed. You will ultimately have to redo a search.
  4. Send Request

NOTE!: You do NOT need or want to order any article directly from a publisher. The access to articles this way is very costly. Zondervan is usually able to obtain the item from a local college or university for free or in some cases we have accounts for purchasing on- demand articles. Let us find it for you, in most cases at a more reasonable cost that what Science Direct, Elsevier or other publishers will charge.