Webinar - Funding for Historical Records

The Friends of California Archives and the California State Archives are
presenting a two-part webinar on Funding for Historical Records on
October 3 and October 4, 2013 from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. both days, Pacific
daylight time.



Taught by an experienced instructor, this workshop will provide
information on:



*         Grants and how they work

*         The importance of planning

*         Sources of funding for historical records

*         Matching your needs with grant agency resources

*         Writing the perfect proposal

*         How grants are evaluated

*         Managing a successful grant

*         Developing your own grant



To register for the webinar, send your name, name of organization, phone
number, and email address to: sherrie.lujan@sos.ca.gov



Cost for the webinar is $50.00 per person. Send cash or check payable to
"Friends of California Archives" to:



Friends of California Archives

c/o Sherrie Lujan

1020 O Street

Sacramento, CA 95814



Registration is confirmed only upon receipt of full payment.
Registration deadline is September 27, 2013.



For further information about the webinar, contact:
laren.metzer@sos.ca.gov

 

Seminar - ARMA

The Greater Dayton Chapter of ARMA, International would like to invite you to attend our 2013 Spring Seminar.

Date: June 17, 2013
Location: Wright State University Nutter Center, Berry Room
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $85.00 (Meals & Snacks Included)

This year we have brought together three excellent speakers:


  *   Galina Datskovsky, Ph.D, CRM (Autonomy): Cloud Computing & Information Governance
  *   Kurt Walk, CBCP (LexisNexis): Disaster Recovery, Decommissioning, & Business Continuity
  *   Andy Hoffman (Sogeti USA): Business Value of Records Management & Organizational Change

*Approved for 5 ICRM Credits & 5 IIMC Hours (.8 CMC Experience Points & .8 MMC Advances Education Points)


Deadline for registration is June 13, 2013. For more information and to register, please visit our blog at: http://greaterdaytonarma.wordpress.com

FREE webinar - California records

The California Historical Records Advisory Board is offering a free, two-part webinar, Introduction to Electronic Records Management, on Friday November 9 and Friday November 16, 2012. Each two-hour session will begin at 9:00 a.m. Pacific time. Introduction to Electronic Records Management will help you understand and apply key concepts and terminology, set up a program to manage electronic records, learn about standards and best practices, and develop strategies to store, access, and preserve electronic records. Taught by experienced instructors Lori Ashley and Charles Dollar, this webinar can help you learn how to deal with electronic records management challenges. To register, send name, name of organization, email address, and phone number to: Sherrie.lujan@sos.ca.gov Registration deadline is November 2, 2012. Once registration has been confirmed, you will be sent additional information about one week prior to the first session that will provide instructions on how to connect to the program. The webinar is intended for California organizations only. This webinar was developed with funding provided by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.

Conference - National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators and the Council of State Archivists

The National Association of Government Archives and Records
Administrators and the Council of State Archivists will hold their joint
2011 Annual Meeting in Nashville, TN, July 13-16. In an era of budget
cuts and doing more with less, we are sure this is a meeting you won't
want to miss!

Included in "Sweet Harmony and Solid Gold" will be more than three days
of workshops, receptions, meals and time to interact with your fellow
government archivists and records managers. This will take place at the
Sheraton Nashville Downtown, just blocks from the State Capitol and
attractions like the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Ryman
Auditorium. We will also be holding a reception at the Belle Meade
Plantation, a classic Tennessee 19th century Antebellum home just
outside Nashville.

You can register for the Annual Meeting through the NAGARA website
(www.nagara.org ), where you will also find the
pre-conference program and the Sheraton registration form. If you would
like a copy of the pre-conference program, please contact the NAGARA
Central Office by return email or telephone (518-694-8472).

Sessions for 2011 will include:

Pre-conference Workshops:

* Basic Electronic Records Management and Preservation
* Advanced Electronic Records

Special Full Day, Saturday Session (registration as a one-day workshop
is available for this session):

* An Introduction to Digital Curation for Public Records
Professionals

Annual Meeting Programs:

* Celebrating Archives Month: Advocacy, Collaboration and Outreach

* It's 10 p.m., Do You Know Where Your Governor's Records Are?
* Cloud Computing and More: A NARA Revue
* SHRAM Activity Smorgasbord
* DCAPE Project Update
* Good Vibrations: Social Networking Technologies in Government
* Keep the Customer Satisfied: Customer First
* Traversing the E-Tightrope: Managing Electronic Records
* What Are My Records Doing on e-Bay? An Archival Recovery Team
Update
* A Better Mousetrap: Marketing Records Management in a
Budget-Cutting World
* Measure for Measure: "Measuring" Electronic Records
* You've Got a Friend: Friends of the Archives Groups
* With a Little Help from My Friends: State Assistance of Local
Government Records Programs
* Will You Still Need Me... Will You Still Feed Me... in 2064?
* The Way We Were: The 1940 Census
* Ask Not What PAHR Can Do for You...
* The Sound of Silence: Why Are Permanent E-Records Not
Accessioned by State and Local Archives?
* Archiving Files with Complex Formats - Geospatial Examples
* AASLH Update
* Where Do We Go From Here? An Open Discussion on NAGARA's Future
* NHPRC Update

If you have questions about the 2011 Annual Meeting, please do not
hesitate to contact the NAGARA Central Office by email
(nagara@caphill.com) or telephone (518-694-8472).

See y'all in Nashville!

Paul R. Bergeron, CA, CMC
City Clerk
229 Main Street
Nashua, NH 03060
603-589-3004

Webinar - Basic Records Operations

Training that will have an immediate impact on office efficiency and economy.

We are excited to offer our next records management webinar starting on Tuesday, June 7. This online training offers flexibility and savings for agencies that need to develop records management skills and knowledge in their workforce.

Basic Records Operations describes what to file, how to file it, and how to remove files no longer needed for current business. It covers the variety of activities involved in the maintenance and use, as well as the disposition, of Federal records. It presents practical how-to's in handling records of various types and media.

Each session is "live". The course allows participants to use a records inventory database tool (provided during the first session) to develop a records inventory of their records and information through the four 90 minute sessions.

Cost: $125

Sessions will be on June 7, 14, 21, and 28, from 10-11:30 am EST.

Experience a NARA webinar for yourself. And, see how you can build your skills and apply what you learn in your workplace. Visit the RM Learn Center to register online at https://nara.learn.com. For more information you can contact us at (781) 663-0148 or by email: workshop@nara.gov.

Webinar - NARA records management

Training that will have an immediate impact on office efficiency and economy

We are excited to offer our next records management webinar starting on
Thursday, January 6. This online training offers flexibility and savings
for agencies that need to develop records management skills and knowledge in
their workforce.

Basic Records Operations describes what to file, how to file it, and how to
remove files no longer needed for current business. It covers the variety of
activities involved in the maintenance and use, as well as the disposition,
of Federal records. It presents practical how-to's in handling records of
various types and media.

Each session is "live". The course allows participants to use a records
inventory database tool (provided during the first session) to develop a
records inventory of their records and information through the four 90
minute sessions.

Cost: $125

Sessions will be on January 6, 13, 20, and 27, from 10-11:30 am EST.

Experience a NARA webinar for yourself. And, see how you can build your
skills and apply what you learn in your workplace. Visit the RM Learn Center
to register online at https://nara.learn.com. For more information you can
contact us at (781) 663-0148 or by email: workshop@nara.gov.

Free webinar - IT and records

Subject: Free IT Survival Briefing and Electronic Records Training Schedule
From: "Andy Potter"
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 2010 12:53:35 -0500
X-Message-Number: 3

Survival Guide for IT Professionals is a free, 90 minute online briefing
that is being offered on Tuesday March 2 at 11:00 EST. This briefing is
designed to raise awareness within the IT community of the legal
responsibilities for records management and the consequences for
noncompliance that are directly tied to IT. This course will discuss
system requirements, transfer specifications for electronic records and
other topics. It will cover resources that are available to assist the
IT professional as they perform their duties. In addition, NARA's
Northeast Region plans a comprehensive schedule of training
opportunities aimed at helping Federal agencies' managers and staff
address a wide range of electronic records issues. The Region will
provide both in-person and virtual training. One of the most frequent
requests customer agencies have is for more practical electronic records
training. With this in mind, the Region will focus Fiscal Year 2010
training opportunities on electronic records and electronic records
management. These training courses include 2 two-day in-person
workshops on Electronic Records Management and Advanced Electronic
Records Management. Each workshop costs $300.00 per person. The
courses are being offered in New York and Boston. In addition, they will
also be offering webinars in Electronic Records Management and
Electronic Records Formats. Each webinar will be presented in four
90-minute leader-led sessions using a web conferencing application and a
telephone connection and costs $125.00 per connection. What this means
is that agencies can train as many people as they can fit in a room as
long as they only use one internet connection and a telephone line to
access the training. The wide range of electronic records management
training offered will allow for Federal employees with different levels
of experience and responsibility to get the training they need to ensure
that they're activities are adequately documented. For more information
call us at 781.663.0148 or email us at workshop@nara.gov. Other
information can be found on the web at
https://nara.learn.com/learncenter.asp?id=178413 Andy Potter
Senior Records Analyst
NARA's Northeast Region
(413) 236-3605