Training schedule

This session covers digitization project stages; selection criteria for converting paper, audio, video, and film collections; and handling considerations for vulnerable media across these format categories.

Having a disaster plan is an important part of collections stewardship. This two-part course empowers participants to complete the critical stages of becoming more prepared for the unexpected.

If you are completely new to digital preservation storage, or simply need a refresher or tips for how to work with your IT department, this webinar will help you improve storage at your institution.

This webinar provides an in-depth overview of photograph digitization.

This webinar will help you understand the risks of exhibition so that you can develop policies and guidelines to mitigate risks.

In this workshop we’ll review options for commercially available exhibit cradles and how to choose materials for use in constructing exhibit mounts.

This webinar is for anyone interested in developing or refining their organization’s collecting and preservation practices for content originating in a digital form.

This webinar will first provide an introduction to micro formats and the role they’ve played in preserving and disseminating information, from their introduction until today.

The Instructor-led Fundamentals of Audiovisual Preservation course give participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials.

When was the last time you looked at your emergency and disaster plan? This is webinar is designed to a quick refresher of the basic concepts of preparing and planning for possible emergencies and disasters.

NEH Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions are relatively easy to apply for and have launched successful preservation projects and programs in institutions across the country. Be ready for the round of applications!

Join NEDCC's Preservation Services Department to learn about 10 tips to help move your program and its practices forward.

This basic overview provides participants with the 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.

This webinar serves as a starting point for understanding the kinds of information you will want to gather to support digital preservation, using current guidelines, standards, and models in the field to identify core information required to steward digital objects over time.

Participants will learn about the structure of scrapbooks, the types of materials commonly found in them, methods of attachment, implications for preservation and conservation, and how to provide the best level of care for scrapbook collections.

This webinar will provide an overview of the history of the book with a focus on the evolution of Western binding styles and techniques.