Here’s my materials for the Society of Georgia Archivist workshop I led on the topic of law and archives. Slides Handouts handout 6 handout5 handout4 handout3 handout2 Handout1 handout 7 Case Studies Take the Records and Run (A Law Case Study) More Stuff, More Problems (An Appraisal and Acquisition Case Study) Grey Haired Area (A […]
Category Archives: Presentations
Archiving Engagment
Here’s a post from Georgia College’s ENGAGE program about the presentation I recent did with Katie Simon and Tess Lyle about the Citizen Solider Project @ Georgia College blog. https://engageatgc.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/archiving-engagement/ This project involved working with freshmen student, artist Jack Leamy, Katie, Tess (a TA), community groups, and most of the library’s departments.
Analyzing Primary Sources
I was going through my old presentations today. I still like this one on primary sources, but I’m not sure it holds up as much as I’d like for it too. Does it?
Primary Source Analysis Rubric
I mentioned this document this morning in my presentation. Here it is as promised. primary source analysis tool
Information Access and Informed Society – Digital Citizenship, Information Overload & Political Literacy
“Information Access and Informed Society – Digital Citizenship, Information Overload & Political Literacy” is the title of the presentation I’m giving next week at Georgia College’s Global Citizenship symposium. As you can probably tell, it’s kind of dense topic that I will have to be careful how I unpack it. I didn’t exactly come up with […]