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UPCOMING WEBINARS
Disaster and Emergency Planning Refresher Webinar
Sept 22, (12:30-1:30pm)
This is webinar is designed to be a quick refresher of the basic concepts of preparing and planning for possible emergencies and disasters. Taught by NEDCC Preservation Specialist Alyssa Magnone.
Fundamentals of AV Preservation Online Series
Sept 24 - Nov 5
The Instructor-led Fundamentals of Audiovisual Preservation course gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. Taught by NEDCC Preservation Specialists Alyssa Magnone and Jesse Keel.
FREE Introduction to dPlan|ArtsReady Webinar
Sept 29, (12-30-1:30pm)
This webinar offers an overview of the online emergency preparedness and response tool, shares tips and tricks for getting started, and includes ample time to ask questions. Taught by NEDCC Preservation Specialist Amy Hietala.
Environmental Monitoring: An Introduction Webinar
Oct 6, (2-4pm)
This webinar covers the basic background knowledge needed to start collecting data, including key terms, how to understand your building’s current systems, and how the environment impacts different collections. Taught by NEDCC Preservation Specialist Megan Dirickson.
History of the Book and its Structure Webinar
Oct 20, (12:30-130pm)
This webinar will provide an overview of the history of the book with a focus on the evolution of Western binding styles and techniques. Taught by NEDCC Director of Book Conservation Bexx Caswell-Olson.
FREE Grant Writing for Collections Preservation Webinar
Oct 27, (12:30-1:30pm)
Learn how to jump start a preservation project with an application for grant funding. Be ready for the next round of applications! Taught by NEDCC Director of Preservation Services Ann Marie Willer.
Digital Directions: Foundations for Digital Collections Online Series
Nov 17-19
Join us for a comprehensive overview of digital preservation, presented by information professionals with deep experience in the preservation of cultural heritage materials. Taught by multiple guest instructors.
