| Description |
xx, 490 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Summary |
"Here is a complete reference guide to the activities that identify various stages of archival practice. Among the environmental topics to be addressed from a practitioner's standpoint are legal, regulatory, political, economic, organizational culture, professional, social, and ethical influences"-- Provided by publisher. |
| Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Editorial Advisory Board -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Section 1. THE PREVAILING ENVIRONMENT -- 1.1. Archival Activism -- 1.2. COVID-19 Pandemic, Response to -- 1.3. Decolonization (of Records and Archives) -- 1.4. Ethics -- 1.5. Human Rights -- 1.6. Postcustodialism -- 1.7. Repatriation -- 1.8. Standardization -- Section 2. RECORDS CREATION AND RECORDKEEPING SYSTEMS -- 2.1. Appropriate Recordkeeping System -- 2.2. Blockchain (for Recordkeeping) -- 2.3. Critical Records -- 2.4. Disposition -- 2.5. Employee Training |
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2.6. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) -- 2.7. Functional Classification -- 2.8. Records Continuum -- 2.9. Records Creation and Receipt -- 2.10. Records Lifecycle -- 2.11. Records Management Program Design -- 2.12. Records Retention -- 2.13. Records System -- 2.14. Records System Functional Requirements -- Section 3. APPRAISAL AND ACQUISITION -- 3.1. Accessioning -- 3.2. Accruals (Accretions) -- 3.3. Appraisal -- 3.4. Appraisal for Web Archives -- 3.5. Archival Appraisal (for Selection) -- 3.6. Collection Development Policy -- 3.7. Collection Management -- 3.8. Donor Relations (for Acquisition) |
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3.9. Macro-Appraisal -- 3.10. Monetary Appraisal -- 3.11. Monetary Appraisal of Archives in the Canadian Context -- 3.12. Pre-Acquisition Fieldwork -- 3.13. Reappraisal and Deaccessioning -- 3.14. Replevin -- Section 4. ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION -- 4.1. Arrangement and Description -- 4.2. Backlogs -- 4.3. Cataloging -- 4.4. Crowdsourcing Metadata -- 4.5. Declassification -- 4.6. Encoded Archival Description (EAD) -- 4.7. Encoded Archival Standards -- 4.8. Finding Aid -- 4.9. Linked Data -- 4.10. Processing -- 4.11. Taxonomy -- Section 5. STORAGE AND PRESERVATION (ANALOG) -- 5.1. Conservation |
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5.2. Digitization -- 5.3. Disaster Recovery Plan -- 5.4. Environmental Monitoring Systems -- 5.5. Microfilming (or Microphotography) -- 5.6. Physical Security -- 5.7. Preservation -- Section 6. DIGITAL PRESERVATION -- 6.1. Active Digital Preservation -- 6.2. Blockchain (for Archives) -- 6.3. Cloud-Based Digital Preservation -- 6.4. Digital Archive and Preservation (DAP) Framework -- 6.5. Digital Curation -- 6.6. Digital Forensics -- 6.7. Digital Forensics for Archives -- 6.8. Digital Signatures -- 6.9. Digital Surrogates -- 6.10. Electronic Archival Services (eArchival Services) |
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6.11. Emulation -- 6.12. File Format -- 6.13. Migration -- 6.14. Open Archival Information System (OAIS) -- 6.15. Social Media Archiving -- 6.16. Trusted Digital Repository -- 6.17. Trustworthy Repositories Audit and Certification -- 6.18. Virtual Worlds Archiving -- 6.19. Website Archiving -- Section 7. USER SERVICES -- 7.1. Accessibility -- 7.2. Freedom of Information Act -- 7.3. Instruction in Identifying Archival Sources -- 7.4. Inter-Institutional Archival Loan (I-IAL) -- 7.5. Providing Access -- 7.6. Reading Room (also Reference Room, Research Room, Search Room) -- 7.7. Reference Interview -- 7.8. Teaching and Learning with Primary Sources |
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Section 8. OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY -- 8.1. Archival Materials (Use in Education) -- 8.2. Community Outreach Activities -- 8.3. Digital Exhibition -- 8.4. Event Programming -- 8.5. Internal Advocacy (for Collection Care) -- 8.6. Public Awareness -- 8.7. Social Media Outreach -- Section 9. RISK MANAGEMENT, SECURITY AND PRIVACY -- 9.1. Business Continuity Planning (BCP) -- 9.2. Business Impact Analysis (BIA) -- 9.3. Cybersecurity -- 9.4. Dark Archives -- 9.5. Electronic Discovery (eDiscovery) -- 9.6. Information Analysis -- 9.7. Information Governance -- 9.8. PII Tools -- 9.9. Privacy -- 9.10. Privacy by Design -- 9.11. Risk Management |
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Section 10. MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP -- 10.1. Community Archives -- 10.2. Copyright -- 10.3. Copyright: Limitations and Exceptions -- 10.4. Copyright: Public Domain -- 10.5. Corporate Archives -- 10.6. DEAI (Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion), Managing in the Workplace -- 10.7. Grant Writing -- 10.8. Leadership -- 10.9. Oral History Program, Designing and Managing -- 10.10. Small Archives Management -- 10.11. Strategic Planning -- 10.12. Sustainability. |
| Subject |
Archives -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
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Archival materials -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
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Archives -- Administration.
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Archival materials. (OCoLC)fst00813991
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Archives. (OCoLC)fst00814030
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Archives -- Administration. (OCoLC)fst00814035
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| Genre/Form |
Handbooks and manuals. (OCoLC)fst01423877
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| Added Author |
Franks, Patricia C., 1945- editor.
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| Other Form: |
Online version: Handbook of archival practice Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, [2021] 9781538137352 (DLC) 2021032787 |
| ISBN |
9781538137345 hardcover |
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1538137348 hardcover |
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9781538137352 electronic publication |
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