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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.
1. Sign Up For An ILLIAD Account
2. Search For The Book Using World Cat Research Station
Example:
3. Use the World Cat Location Tool To Find the Book In Another Library
4. Place Your Request
1. Sign Up For An ILLIAD Account
2. Search For The Specific Article In Desired Database
3. Check To See If It Is In Another Zondervan Library Database
4. Send Request
NOTE!
DOI = digital object identifier
1. Not all articles have a DOI number.
2. While some library databases provide the DOI number as part of the article's citation, this is not consistent across databases.
3. Here are some basic guidelines from APA Publication Manual (6th edition) for citing electronic sources.
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