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Information Awareness Week unites industry practitioners across the globe. Notably, this event welcomes all professionals, irrespective of their association memberships, fostering a truly inclusive environment.

Events

Branch Meeting / Thursday, 04 Jun 2026
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Brisbane Students, recent graduates and new professionals! You are invited to a networking event to chat with records and archives professionals.  This evening is open to members and non-members. The more the merrier! PLEASE NOTE that this is a self funded event.  (Look out for the ASA flag on the table)
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM ONLINE / PARKES Organised by the National Archives of Australia and presented by the Australian Society of Archivists, A Life in Archives: Honouring the Legacy of Dr Peter Orlovich recognises the outstanding career and contributions of Dr Peter Orlovich, a pioneering figure in Australian archival education and practice. Dr Orlovich established Australia’s first graduate training course for archivists at the University of New South Wales and made significant contributions to archival training, community archives, and local history throughout his career.
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Stonyfell Professional Development Term 2 Event at St Peter's Girls School and Archives

Archives & Manuscripts


Vol 52 No 1 (2024)
Special Issue: Research and Practice

Access

People accessing archival materials
This self-directed online course on Access is one of six courses in the Keeping Archives online learning course suite. Inspired by the Australian Society of Archivists's flagship textbook "Keeping Archives", these courses are designed to provide a solid introduction to archives and recordkeeping knowledge.

Access is one of six courses in the Keeping Archives online learning courses suite. Inspired by the Australian Society of Archivists's flagship textbook Keeping Archives, these courses are designed to provide a solid introduction to archives and recordkeeping knowledge.

With a duration of approximately 90 minutes, Access includes exclusive video content, interactive quiz elements and a custom certificate delivered on completion.

By the end of the course you will be able to:

  • Explain the range of rules and requirements for access to records
  • Describe some of the tools for managing access - finding aids, enabling better use of archival metadata
  • List the key elements of digitisation programs
  • Describe the main considerations in providing a reference service
  • List some recent innovations in access to records and archives
  • Explain the role of advocacy and outreach in the context of records and archives work.

 

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