Archival training workshops offered
by J. Todd Ellison, Certified Archivist
These are available in durations spanning from 1 hour to 1 semester,
tailored to meet your individual needs.
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How to record an aural portrait of any individual. Join us for an eye-opening hour or two, learning how to preserve interesting historical facts from individuals whose stories, lives and communities otherwise would be undocumented. Wield NEW effective interpersonal skills to gather fascinating stories everyone will be glad you saved. Leave equipped to make a small but meaningful historical difference. (Click here to listen to Ellison's interview with "Mr. Colorado History", Professor Duane Smith, pertaining to the production of oral histories.) | |
| Archives: Theory and Practice |
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Overview of all archival management skills. |
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Includes basic aspects of implementing and following records retention schedules, delegation of records management work, and preserving records in physical and electronic formats. |
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We will examine the “front end” of history—various ways in which stories of the past are taken outside of the academy’s stone walls and presented to the general public. Public historians package and convey history to make it come alive. They apply historical knowledge and methods in settings as diverse as archives, museums, historical sites, businesses, and mass media. |
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Page last modified: March 27, 2011