Information services (archives and records)
L Iacovino
6 points
* Two 1.5-hour seminars per week plus visits and tours
*
First semester
* Clayton
Objectives At the completion of this subject students should understand the business contexts and service environments of archives and records work; understand the development of the recordkeeping professions in Australia and be familiar with a range of institutional recordkeeping programs.
Synopsis This subject introduces the work and world of the recordkeeping professions, covering patterns of service and professional development in Australia, and the socio-political, legal, corporate, cultural, community and international environment. It includes an integrated program of guest speakers, visits and tours.
Assessment Class paper and presentation: 25%
* Class participation
and visits: 15%
* Two project-based assignments: 20% and 40%
Prescribed texts
Ellis J (ed.) Keeping archives 2nd edn, Thorpe, 1993
Records Management Office of New South Wales Records and recordkeeping guide RMO 18, November 1994
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