Continuing Professional Education Course Catalog
The Society of American Archivists has developed a wide array of professional continuing education programs available for co-sponsorship by repositories and other institutions. The major benefits of co-sponsorship? Bringing a high-quality SAA workshop to your location, plus savings on time and resources!
All SAA programs follow the Guidelines for Archival Continuing Education (the ACE Guidelines), which were developed by the Committee on Education, vetted through broad discussion with the SAA membership, and adopted by the SAA Council in 2006. The Guidelines are intended to encourage creation of opportunities for lifelong learning within the archives community.
The ACE Guidelines document identifies eight “standard areas of archival knowledge,” which serve as the basis for organizing SAA’s course offerings. If your institution is interested in co-sponsoring an SAA workshop, just click on a topic area below for a complete list of offerings in that area.
For more information about education policies and the co-sponsorship process, contact us at education[at]archivists.org.
- General Archival Knowledge
- Selection, Appraisal, and Acquisition
- Arrangement and Description
- Reference Services and Access
- Preservation and Protection
- Outreach, Advocacy, and Promotion
- Managing Archival Programs
- Ethical and Legal Responsibilities
General Archival Knowledge
Understanding Archives: An Introduction to Principles & Practices
Basic Electronic Records
Introduction to Digital Libraries and Digital Archives
Digitization of Archival Materials
Understanding Photographs: Introduction to Archival Principles & Practices
The Essentials of Digital Repositories
Implementing "More Product, Less Process"
Association Archives...Managing Your Institutional Memory
Selection, Appraisal, and Acquisition
Advanced Appraisal for Archivists
Managing the Digital University Desktop
Arrangement and Description
Describing Archives: A Content Standard (DACS)
MARC According to DACS: Archival Cataloging to the National Content Standard
Applying DACS to Single-Item Manuscript Cataloging
Arrangement and Description of Manuscript Collection
Implementing DACS in Integrated CMS: Using the Archivists' Toolkit™
Encoded Archival Description
Style Sheets for EAD - Delivering Your Finding Aids on the Web
Implementing DACS in Integrated CMS: Using Archon™
Digital Object Modeling and Representation: Using the Archivists' Toolkit™
Reference Services and Access
Building Digital Collections
Real World Reference: Moving Beyond Theory
Preservation and Protection
Preservation of 20th Century Visual Materials
Moving Images: An Introduction for Archivists
Outreach, Advocacy, and Promotion
Analyzing and Improving Archival Web Sites
Designing Usable Web Sites
An Introduction to Archival Exhibitions
Using Oral Histories: Publications, Exhibits, Internet
Advanced Electronic Records: Design, Implementation and Evaluation
Managing Archival Programs
Business Archives...Establishing and Managing an Archives
Grant Proposal Writing
Management of Cultural Institutions
Oral History: From Planning to Preservation
Security in Archives & Manuscript Repositories
Project Management for Archivists
Planning New and Remodeled Archival Facilities
Financial Management Basics for Archivists
Managing Literary Manuscripts: Identification, Arrangement, and Description
Ethical and Legal Responsibilities
Copyright: The Archivist and the Law
Ethical Problem Solving
Archivist's Guide to Balancing Legal Issues in Photographic Collections
Last updated on:
December 8, 2008
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