Schedule and readings

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DateSession
number
TopicAssignments due
1/301Introductionnone
2/62Archives, archivists, and histories of archival practice#1
2/133Archives buildingnone
2/204Making the appraisal decisionnone
2/275Processing, or establishing control#2
3/6NO CLASS — CLASSES FOLLOW WEDNESDAY SCHEDULEnone
3/136Preservationnone
3/20NO CLASS (TENTATIVE)none
3/277Arrangementnone
4/38Description principles and standards#3
4/109Metadata and digital description#4
4/17NO CLASS — SPRING BREAKnone
4/2410Archival reference and research#5
5/111Copyright, licensing, and intellectual property#6,#7
5/812Archival literacy and teaching with primary sourcesnone
5/1513Advocacy and outreach#8
5/2214Conclusions#8
5/23#9, #10
hi i was here 3 other people were too we talked we left

This class follows a Zero-Cost Textbook model that will use various Open Educational Resources and/or library materials. You will not need to purchase a textbook for this class.

That means that all materials will be available one of the following ways:

– Linked directly from this website
– Sourced through QC Library resources like databases and journals

Annotations will be created as a class with the Hypothes.is browser tool. One to two readings a week will require annotations and will be labeled as such.

Please make sure you post your annotations and highlights to the LBSCI 730 group.