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Link+ or LINK+ (pronounced link plus) is a networked catalog of contributed holdings from participating academic and public libraries in California and Nevada.[1] Through Link+, library patrons can check out a book from any participating library via their own local library and have it delivered to the library of their choice at no cost.

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[edit] Participating libraries

As of August 2011, the participating libraries are:[2]

  1. Alameda County Library
  2. Alliant International University
  3. Azusa Pacific University
  4. Berkeley Public Library
  5. Biola University
  6. Cal Poly Pomona Library — Cal Poly Pomona
  7. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
  8. CSU Dominguez Hills
  9. CSU East Bay (formerly CSU Hayward)
  10. CSU Fresno
  11. CSU Long Beach
  12. CSU Stanislaus
  13. Claremont Colleges
  14. Contra Costa County Library
  15. Hayward Public Library
  16. La Sierra University
  17. Livermore Public Library
  18. Loma Linda University
  19. Loyola Marymount University
  20. Mission College
  21. Mountain View Public Library
  22. Mount St. Mary's College
  23. Occidental College
  24. Pacific Union College
  25. Palo Alto City Library
  26. Pleasanton Public Library
  27. Point Loma Nazarene University
  28. Richmond Public Library
  29. Sacramento Public Library
  30. Saint Mary's College
  31. San Diego County Library
  32. San Diego State University - Malcolm A. Love Library
  33. San Francisco Public Library
  34. San Francisco State University
  35. San Jose Public Library
  36. San Jose State University - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library
  37. Santa Clara City Library
  38. Santa Clara University
  39. Sonoma State University
  40. Stockton San Joaquin County Public Library
  41. Sunnyvale Public Library
  42. University of La Verne
  43. University of Nevada, Las Vegas
  44. University of Nevada, Reno
  45. University of San Francisco
  46. West Valley Community College
  47. Whittier College

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Aggarwal, Anil (2000). Web-Based Learning and Teaching Technologies: Opportunities and Challenges. Idea Group Inc. p. 21. ISBN 9781878289605. OCLC 43095789. 
  2. ^ "Member Libraries". Link+. http://csul.iii.com/screens/members.html. Retrieved August 13, 2011. 

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