1. Interlibrary Requests
1.Articles: You have retrieved references on databases, Google Scholar etc, but have access to the abstract only, but you want the full text
2. Books: You want to search for books not in UP’s collection
Compiled by Elsa Coertze 2012

2. Check whether we subscribe to an e-journal with that title
American annals of the deaf

3. We do not subscribe to this journal in e-format!
Can’t find the correct
title on the list?
We do not subscribe to this journal in e-format!

4. Step 2 Select Select Put in journal title American Annals of the deaf
Check whether we subscribe to the hard copy of the JOURNAL TITLE mentioned in the reference.

5. We do not subscribe to this journal!

6. Step 3
Determine whether the journal is available from another library in South Africa by using Sabinet database
If it is available, you may do an interlending request
You must be registered as an interlibrary user
Register in advance either online:
or, on level 5 of Merensky library
If you are not notified within 3 days what your Username and password are, call to get it.

7. Requesting an article
Select

8. Click here

9. Select SACat

10. Put in the journal title
select
American Annals of the deaf
Put in the journal title
Journal Title

11. Select the correct title

12. If you are registered, click on Request
It is available from all these libraries

13. Put in your ‘User ID’ and ‘Password’ correctly, and submit

14. Your personal details will be displayed
Scroll down

15. Put in the date: not less than 7 days of requesting
Select
Scroll down to the bottom of the page

16. Put in the bibliographic details of the specific article

17. In the case of a book
Do a keyword, author or title search

18. Select the relative title

22. Step 4
If the article is received in hard copy, you will be notified that you may collect it on Level 5 If the article is received electronically, it will be forwarded to you. As soon as the book is received, you will be notified to collect it on level 5

23. Step 5
If the (journal) title was not found on Sabinet, it means that no library in South Africa subscribes to that journal, or has the book in it’s collection.
If you are a master or doctoral student, ask your information specialist for assistance to request the source internationally.