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What is Odum Express?
Odum Express is document delivery service...
- VSU - Students, faculty, staff, adminnistrators all
- Articles: Electronic document delivery of articles from periodicals not owned or licensed by Odum Library.
Journal articles as scanned by other libraries are delivered to your virtual desktop in PDF format - use ILLiad logon (Technologically updated Interlibrary loan
- VSU - Faculty, staff, and administrators only
- Articles - Electronic document delivery from periodicals owned by Odum Library - use ILLiad logon
- Books: On-campus document delivery service for VSU faculty, staff and administrators
to a department's administrative office. Books may be from:
- VSU - Distance Education students, faculty, staff, and administrators only
- Articles - Electronic document delivery from periodicals owned by Odum Library - use ILLiad logon
- Books: Off-campus mail document delivery service to Distance Education students and faculty.
Cost to you is return postage. Books may be from:
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How much does Odum Express cost?
Electronic delivery of scanned periodical articles in PDF format is free.
On-campus delivery of books to faculty, staff, and administrators is free.
Distance education users are responsible for the return postage costs of any off-campus mail delivered books.
You will be notified and provided an opportunity to cancel, in the unusual circumstances of lending library charges for an interlibrary loan request.
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How do I submit a request for materials?
- ILLiad logon - for delivery of Odum Library - GIL@VSU Catalog books as restricted to VSU faculty, staff, administrators, and distance education students
- ILLiad logon - for delivery from other libraries, standard interlibrary loan books as restricted to VSU faculty, staff, administrators, and distance education students
- ILLiad logon - for electronic delivery of scanned periodical articles from Odum Library - GIL@VSU Catalog as restricted to VSU faculty, staff, administrators, and distance education students
- ILLiad logon - for electronic delivery of scanned periodical articles not owned by Odum Library
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When and where will my requests be delivered?
Requests will be filled within one to two business days. On-campus delivery of books for VSU faculty, staff and administrators is
to the respective department's administrative office, not individual office. Distance education off-campus mailed books can only be delivered to a street address, not a P.O. Box.
As for scanned periodical articles, you will be notified by a VSU e-mail account message containing a link to the ILLiad logon page, where you can view, save, or print the received periodical articles. Select the "View/Dowload Electronically Received Articles" button.
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Can I renew books?
ILLiad logon - Use to renew interlibrary loan books obtained from other libraries, select "View/Renew Checked Out Items" button, then select item number you want to submit for renewal. The request is forwarded to the lending library and if approved a new due date will be indicated on the item. If the renewal request is refused, you will be notifed by an e-mail requesting the return of the book. If you still need the title, contact the Interlibrary Loan staff, (229) 333-5862 or e-mail.
My GIL Account - Use to renew Odum Library and GIL Express request books from other University of System Georgia libraries
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How do I return materials?
Scanned articles are yours to keep, but vanish within thirty days after sending the e-mail
notification to you. So remember, to print or save the PDF format articles before deleted from the ILLiad system! On-campus delivered books are returned to your department’s administrative office, which has a library supplied crate to hold Odum Express books until picked up by staff. If you need a pickup, contact Interlibrary loan staff at: 333-5867 or ill@valdosta.edu
Distance education users are responsible for the return postage costs of off-campus mail delivered books, or may elect to travel to Odum Library and return the books in person.
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