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Rowell, Librarian at the University of California, Berkeley first asked permission for an ILL.

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U.C. Berkeley started their first program including ILL with California state libraries.

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The ALA held an ILL conference to discuss the appropriate use of ILL.

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Charges for ILL started to be required. The charges were considered high for the time. Ranging from $.50-$1.00

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ILL were starting to be requested by teletype. These saved a lot of time.

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Libraries really started using online catalogs which made locating books at other libraries much easier.

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The American Library Association (ALA) formed an ALA ILL code. It formed guidelines to follow.

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Atlas Systems created Odyssey, which allowed for direct communications between libraries and direct sending of articles to library patrons.

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The ALA created a stand ILL request form.

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OCLC announced a new ILL management system called Tipasa, and is the first entirely cloud-based ILL management system