Workshops
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| FRIDAY 24 AUGUST 2012 | FULL DAY - Workshops taking place from 0900 to 1600 |
| WORKSHOPS | PRICE PER PERSON $80 |
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Keeping Archives: Archival Digitisation
(advanced)
THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW
FULL |
This full-day session is at an advanced level and is geared to professional archivists. It explores the complexity and challenges of this developing field and extends the basic process knowledge of the introductory course. Based around professional issues raised by digitisation, this
workshop allows participants to think about and explore issues such as:
Digitisation on demand: what does it mean for archives and their users? What commercial arrangements for digitisation exist, what are the experiences and how widely are they applicable? Quality control and crowd sourcing—some amazingly successful projects and what can we learn User expectations and user interfaces What are/should be the boundaries of archival control when records are digitised? Presenters: To
be advised
Venue: 80 George
Street, Brisbane
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here
to read more information on the
workshop |
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Australasian approaches
to Digital Preservation - Australasian
Digital Recordkeeping
Initiative
(ADRI) |
Presenters:
Simon Froude SRSA, Cassie Findlay
SRNSW,
Andrew Waugh PROV
Alison Fleming AN and Christine Haar SRSA
Venue: 80 George Street, Brisbane
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to read more information on the
workshop |
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Preservation:
practical approaches across film, video and sound formats
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Provided by the National
Film and Sound Archive, this practical seminar provides access to preservation
experts on audiovisual preservation for collection
works.
Presenters: Mick
Newnham, Senior Researcher, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
& Rod Butler – Senior Manager, Preservation and Technical Services,
National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
Venue:
80 George Street, Brisbane
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to read more information on the
workshop |
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Archives, Web 2.0 and beyond THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW
FULL |
Interactive workshop
looking at the Australian experience of using Web 2.0 tools to improve access
to and enrichment of archival holdings and for enhanced interaction with researchers,
records creators and other stakeholders. The
workshop will have a strong focus on identifying and exploiting future
opportunities for liberating archival collections and engaging with our
clientele
Presenters: Brad
Headland, Tom Voirol, Rose Holley and Geoff Mason
Venue: 80 George
Street, Brisbane
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to read more information on the
workshop |
| FRIDAY 24 AUGUST 2012 | HALF DAY (MORNING) - Workshops taking place from 0900 to 1230 (except Japanese paper conservation 0930 to 1200) |
| WORKSHOPS | PRICE PER PERSON $50 |
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Keeping Archives: Archival Digitisation
(medium)
THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW
FULL |
This half-day session is geared at a moderate level and
establishes a firm foundation in the principles and practices of archival
digitisation. Using published digitisation guidance as a basis, this workshop
uses a reasonably complex case study which steers participants through
consideration of:
Rationale for digitisation Planning for digitisation Thinking through some records issues Doing the digitisation
Presenters:
Pauline Joseph
Venue: NAA, Cannon
Hill
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to read more information on the
workshop |
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Implementing AtoM
(advanced) in French
CANCELLED
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Workshop focusing on the practicalities of using AtoM to
automate the management of archival programs and to provide online access to
archival holdings. AtoM is an open source archival collection management
software application developed and maintained by the ICA with the support of
UNESCO. |
| Japanese Paper conservation (repeat
workshop running in the afternoon) |
Three professional conservators from the National
Archives of Japan will guide participants through a hands-on workshop, learning
three basic conservation methods.
Tsukuroi: Fill in the worm damaged holes with Japanese paper Urauchi: Glue a sheet of Japanese paper to the entire back of the damaged material Toji: Japanese bookbinding by stitching Timings:
0930-1200
Presenters:
Mr. Itaru Aritomo, National Archives of Japan,
Ms. Ikuko Nakajima, National Archives of Japan and Prof. Katsuhiko Masuda,
Showa Women's University
Venue:
QSA
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to read more information on the
workshop |
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Implementing ICA -
Req- Module 2 (Electronic Document and Records
Management Systems)
SPACES STILL
AVAILABLE |
A workshop on implementing the ICA's Principles and
Functional Requirements for Records in Electronic Office Environments. Focusing
on module 2 of ICA-Req, the Requirements for Electronic Document and Records
Management Systems (EDRMS).
Presenters:
Margaret Crocket UK, Adrian Cunningham QSA
Venue: Brisbane
Conference and Exhibition Centre
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to read more information on the
workshop |
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UNESCO Memory of the World Program |
This workshop will inform participants about the MOW program and explain how – and why—to nominate outstanding documentary heritage for inscription on the national, regional or international registers. The workshop will cover the benefits of
inscription, the selection criteria, the practicalities of preparing the
nomination document, the governing rules and the assessment process.
Participants will be able to discuss ideas for nominations from their own
countries and institutions, as well as examples and case studies of successful
nominations, and will receive copies of the new “MOW Companion” to help guide
them in the nomination process.
Presenters:
Roslyn Russell (Chair MOW International Advisory Committee), Ray Edmondson
(Chair MOW Regional Committee for Asia Pacific)
Venue: Brisbane
Conference and Exhibition Centre
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here
to read more information on the
workshop |
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FRIDAY
24
AUGUST
2012 |
HALF DAY (AFTERNOON) - Workshops taking place from 1330 to 1700 (except Japanese paper conservation 1330 to 1600) |
| WORKSHOPS | PRICE PER PERSON $50 |
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Implementing ICA-
Req-
Module 3 (electronic document and records management
systems)
THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW
FULL |
A workshop on implementing the ICA's Principles and Functional
Requirements for Records in Electronic Office Environments, focusing on module
3 of ICA-Req, Functional requirements and guidelines for records in business
systems.
Presenters: Margaret
Crockett UK, Adrian Cunningham
QSA
Venue: Brisbane
Conference and Exhibition
Centre
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to read more information on the
workshop |
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Describing Archives
in context-
an introduction
to the Australia 'series'
system
THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW
FULL |
Would you like to know more about the Australian series system,
how it works and how it can be adapted to describe archives in many different
institutional contexts? Or does the series system need demystifying for you?
Come to this workshop and find out.
Presenters: Sigrid
McCausland
Venue: Brisbane
Conference and Exhibition
Centre
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read more information on the
workshop |
| Implementing AtoM (advanced) in English |
This workshop equips delegates to use the full
functionality of the AtoM, an open source archival collection management
software application developed and maintained by the ICA with the support of
UNESCO.
Delegates are required to provide
their own laptops for this workshop
Presenters: To be
confirmed
Venue:
QSA
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to read more information on the
workshop |
| Japanese Paper conservation (repeat workshop running in the afternoon) |
Three professional conservators from the National
Archives of Japan will guide participants through a hands-on workshop, learning
three basic conservation methods.
Tsukuroi: Fill in the worm damaged holes with Japanese paper Urauchi: Glue a sheet of Japanese paper to the entire back of the damaged material Toji: Japanese bookbinding by stitching Timings:
1330-1600
Presenters: Mr. Itaru Aritomo, National Archives of Japan,
Ms. Ikuko Nakajima, National Archives of Japan and Prof. Katsuhiko Masuda,
Showa Women's Universit
Venue:
QSA
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to read more information on the
workshop |
Take advantage of simultaneous interpretation of keynote & plenary sessions & some parallel presentations. Sessions will be available in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese
Poster presentation schedule
available
