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   Welcome to ILLiad, Sage's Interlibrary Loan Service


New Sage Delivery Service Now Available!

Beginning this semester patrons may now submit requests for Sage library items located on the opposite Campus Library and print articles via ILLiad. Loan material will be delivered to the other Campus Library by the next day, excluding weekends and holidays. Print article requests will be electronically delivered to a user's ILLiad account typically in a period of 24 hours. Patrons may submit two article requests per day, with no limits placed on loan material .


  • Please check the Sage Libraries Catalog and Journals@Sage for book and journal information before placing an ILL request.
  • ILL and Document Delivery services are available only to Students, Faculty, and Staff at The Sage Colleges.

 


 

Directions:

Enter your user information below. Then press the Logon to ILLiad button to continue. If you are using ILLiad for the first time, please click on the First Time User link to proceed.
 

 

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General ILL Information:

 

ILLiad FAQs

Phone: (518) 292-1742
E-mail: interlib@sage.edu

Regular Hours: M-F 9:00 - 4:00
Summer Hours: M-F  9:00 - 3:30

Andrew Krzystyniak

Interlibrary Loan Librarian
Phone: 244-3106 / E-mail: krzysa@sage.edu

Nicole Rushford
Senior ILL Library Specialist-Borrowing &
Sage Delivery
Phone: 292-1742 /  E-mail: interlib@sage.edu

Joyce Cockerham
Senior ILL Library Specialist-Lending
Phone: 244-2320 / E-mail: illl@sage.edu

 


What is Sage Delivery?

 

USA PATRIOT ACT - A Warning about your Privacy
Although the Sage Libraries make every effort to protect your privacy, under the federal USA PATRIOT ACT (Public Law 107-56) records of the books and other materials you borrow through interlibrary loan may be obtained by federal agents. That federal law prohibits library workers from informing you if federal agents have obtained records about you. Questions about this policy should be directed to:
Office of the Attorney General
Department of Justice
Washington D.C. 20530


What is Illiad?
ILLiad is the electronic system you use to request an item through Interlibrary Loan. The name ILLiad can be thought of as an acronym for InterLibrary Loan internet accessible database.

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How is ILLiad better than traditional ILL systems?
1. You will find it easier to submit your interlibrary loan requests. With ILLiad, you enter your name, address, Sage e-mail account, and other personal information into the system only once, at the time of your first request.
2. Your request will be handled more rapidly and accurately as problems relating to misinterpretation of hand-written requests are eliminated.
3. You will get all of your photocopies more quickly through Electronic Delivery.
4. You can get information about the status of your request through the Web at any time from any location without having to call the ILL Department.
5. Library personnel are able to serve you better because all data about your request and its handling is stored in a searchable database. We are able to respond quickly to your inquiries about your request. We are also able to gather statistical information about the performance of the libraries that lend to us, enabling us to make better decisions when choosing a lender to supply an item.

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Are there any disadvantages to the electronic system?
Some people might find it troublesome to have to log into ILLiad using a username and password. We believe this is less trouble than traditional paper systems which require you to enter your personal information with each new request.

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Why do I need a username and password to use ILLiad?
Your username and password allows us to give you secure access to information about your interlibrary loan requests. We can also enable you to edit your personal information such as your address or phone number.

Your Sage username is the first five letters of your last name and the first letter of your first name. Your Sage username is used to access many of the electronic resources available to you at The Sage Colleges. Your ILLiad password can be anything you like. We recommend that you follow good security practice and choose a password that is different from those you use to access other systems. However, no one but you will know your password, not even the library staff. The password you set is stored in an encrypted file.

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What if I forget my password?
In the event that you forget your password, please contact the Interlibrary Loan Office at (518) 292-1742. We can then reset your password allowing you access to ILLiad. Please change your password once you logon to ILLiad.

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What is Electronic Delivery?
In the past, we provided our patrons with paper photocopies. Now, through ILLiad, we are able to delivery photocopy requests electronically. Electronic delivery of these requests are sent to your ILLiad account in PDF format (Adobe's Portable Document Format). You can read more about electronic delivery on the Electronic Delivery Information page.

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Is there a fee for ILLiad Interlibrary Loan?
Currently, there is no fee for the service. The previous $1.00 fee for each article request submitted by students has been waived.

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Is security a problem if I use a public workstation?
Yes. Web browsers cache information and create a history file on the local workstation. This allows a subsequent user of the workstation to access the system under your name using the browser's Back button to recall a page from the cache, or by finding a page with your personal information in the browser's history file. If you are concerned about the security of your interlibrary loan requests, you can take the following steps:

  1. Access  ILLiad only from your personal computer or an otherwise secure workstation.
  2. When using a public access workstation:
    • Delete from the history file those pages that contain your personal information.
    • Exit from the Web browser before you leave the workstation. This prevents the Back button from accessing the pages you were using.

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Why don't I see all my older requests when I look at my request history?
From time to time we purge older records from ILLiad. Our policy is to keep requests online for several years in order to comply with record keeping requirements of the copyright law.

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What Web browser should I use?
You need a Web browser that can handle forms, tables, and, preferably, one that can handle frames.  We recommend either Netscape Navigator version 3.0 or greater or Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3.0 or greater. Both browsers are available for Windows 3.x, Windows 95, NT or XP, and Macintosh O/S operating systems. Netscape Navigator is available for UNIX.

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Who do I contact if I have problems with or questions about ILLiad?
Interlibrary Loan Questions: Interlibrary Loan office at (518) 292-1742 or e-mail to interlib@sage.edu
Technical Support Questions: Andrew Krzystyniak at (518) 244-3106 or E-mail to krzysa@sage.edu

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Why does my browser say that you're sending a cookie? What's in it?
The Active Server Pages technology that we use to provide live reporting for the web sends a Session ID to be stored on your machine. You can refuse this cookie and still be able to use the ILL web pages and  ILLiad without any problems.

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What is Sage Delivery?
Sage Delivery is a new online service that allows library patrons to request loan material from the opposite campus library using ILLiad.  Loan material will be delivered to the other campus library by the next day, excluding weekends and holidays.  Articles owned by the libraries that are in print format only may also be requested.  These requests will be delivered electronically to a user's ILLiad account in a period of approximately 24 hours, with the exception of Sundays and holidays.  Users may submit a maximum of two article requests per day.  There is no limit placed on loan material submissions.

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Last Updated: 02/28/2008

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