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Appraisal of Electronic Records #1337 Part of SAA's DAS Certificate

Course Details

Mon, May 06, 2013 
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN

Increasingly, archival records are created in electronic formats. As a result, archives of all types need to be responsible for the preservation of electronic records. After a  review of the fundamental principles of archival appraisal and appraisal policies, you’ll be introduced to the unique issues that need to be addressed when appraising electronic records. Case studies will highlight the practical aspects of appraisal when dealing with electronic records.

Upon completion of this course you’ll be able to:

  • Develop an appraisal policy for your archives.
  • Include electronic records on records retention and disposal schedules.
  • Address technical issues (such as metadata, software dependence, etc.) that arise when appraising electronic records.
  • Appraise electronic records for your archives.

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Course Format: On Site
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Duration: 8 hours
Audience Category: Archivist Practitioners, Records Managers. Anyone responsible for the archival appraisal of electronic records.
Level: Beginner
Instructor(s): Caryn A. Wojcik, CA , MLIS
Maximum Attendees: 25
 
Cost Range:
Provider: The Society of American Archivists
Sponsored by: University of Minnesota Libraries

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