We invite you to learn more about History Hub, the pioneering crowdsourced history and genealogy research community sponsored by the National Archives. Free and open to anyone, the platform enables users to ask questions and get answers from multiple sources including National Archives staff, other agencies, archives, libraries, museums, and …
Catch up on your #preservationtraining while you #StayAtHome. NEDCC is offering its “Caring For” on-demand webinar recordings series at 50% off until May 8. Also new free webinar recordings available. https://nedcc.org/newsletters/ondemand2020
The National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrations (NAGARA) is celebrating Records and Information Management Month by offering FREE access to a different webinar from the NAGARA Archives each weekday, no member or registration fee required! To learn more, visit their Facebook page here.
Description: The DPLA OKHub initiative is working to increase global discoverability to the collections held by cultural organizations across Oklahoma. In this webinar, you will learn how to connect your digital collections through the DPLA platform. By working together on this national initiative, we offer access to Oklahoma collections in …
Join us for lunch and a free webinar on December 20th, 2019 from 12:00-4:00. We will be meeting at the Oklahoma History Center in the Musser Learning Lab in the Research Library. Take a left in the building Atrium and signs will point you to the Research Library. RSVP HERE …
Webinar: “Archival Advocacy at Home: Preparing & Messaging for Visiting District Congressional Offices.” Date & Time: Thursday, April 18, 2019, 2pm – 3pm EST Join members of the Joint Working Group in Issues and Awareness (comprised of representatives from CoSA, NAGARA, RAAC, and SAA), for this informative, free webinar designed …
Affordable Connecting to Collections Care Courses Connecting to Collections Care is offering affordable webinar-based courses exploring key topics related to collections care. Participants will receive a Credly Badge to mark their participation. The first course is Preservation Methods and Materials for Exhibitions. Mark Wamaling, the chair of PACCIN, is leading this course …
