American Archivist 2006: Vol 69 Index

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Annual Index
Volume 69 (2006)
Janet Russell, Compiler
Phis annual index to Volume 69 (2006) of the American Archivist includes
a detailed index to the A*CENSUS report published in the Fall 2006 (69:2) issue,
followed by a article-level index to the remainder of the volume. This second
index includes authors and subects of articles, reviews, book reviews, letters to
the editor, and the editor’s column, Minutes of the Society of American
Archivists are noted but not indexed in detail. Items with multiple authors are
listed fully only under the first author.
Spring/Summer (69:1) pp. 1-258
Fall/Winter (69:2) pp. 259-599
A adjunct faculty, 69:359-60
advocacy as critical issue, 69:340
A*CENSUS (Archival Census and \frican-American archivists (see race and
Education Needs Survey in the United States) ethnicity)
ACA (see Academy of Certified Archivists age of archivists, 69:330
(ACA)) archival educators, 69:365
academic institutions barriers to continuing education,
career path, 69:338 69:38 1-82
continuing education, 69:370, 389 certified archivists, 69:426
as current employer, 69:327 continuing education, 69:375—76, 389
employer support for continuing education, 69:350, 372
education, 69:347, 383 employer support for continuing
job functions, 69:336 education, 69:384
leadership, 69:417 by gender, 69:497
minority archivists, 69:399 minority archivists, 69:402, 517
salaries, 69:338 part-time students, 69:357
strength of ties, 69:414 providers of continuing education,
Academy of Certified Archivists (ACA) (see 69:392-93
also certification) students, 69:355
history, 69:423 technical notes, 69:450
knowledge transfer, 69:318 American Association for State and Local
leadership, 69:411, 415 History, 69:298
multiple memberships, 69:344 American Historical Association, 69:311
strength of ties, 69:414 American Library Association
survevs of members, 69:424—25 accredited master’s programs, 69:352,
access as Critical issue, 69:340 422
access to public records, 69:387, 388 Rare Books and Manuscripts Section,
action items (see also follow-up studies) 69:344, 483
diversity recruitment, 69:315 Spectrum Initiative and Leadership
education for technical skills, 69:317 Institute, 69:314—15, 405
faculty shortage, 69:321 archival education as a career, 69:364
knowledge transfer, 69:319 archival educators (see faculty in graduate
professional associations, 69:320-21 education)
recruitment, 69:313 archival profession, characteristics,
surveys of archivists, 69:322 69:408-10
Archives Assessment and Planning Workbook, as qualification for hiring, 69:362,
69:422 420, 435-36
Archives Month/Archives Week, 69:313, requirements for, 69:424
314, 397, 404 salaries, 69:419, 519
archives-related coursework, 69:356 strength of ties to profession, 69:419,
Archivists for Congregations of Women 519-20
Religious, 69:344 certified archivists, 69:428
ARMA International, 69:298 Civic Ventures, 69:319
Asian archivists, 69:377, 384, 394 collaboration
Association of Moving Image Archivists, benefits of, 69:326
69:344, 481-82 in continuing education, 69:319-20
attitude toward profession, 69:414—16, 417 in development of standards, 69:409
(see also strength of ties to profession) colleges and universities (see academic
Baby Boomers, 69:310-11, 330 (see also institutions)
generational shift) communities of practice, 69:318
Banks, Brenda, 69:295 conference attendance
A*Census (Part 6: Report on all respondents, 69:41 1
Diversity), 69:396-406, 516-18 certified archivists, 69:432
barriers to continuing education, Conference of Archivists, 69:31 1
69:378-82 Conference of Inter-Mountain Archivists,
Basics of Archives Continuing Education 69:481
(BACE) program, 69:320n69:26 consortia and leadership, 69:417
Bastian, Jeanette Allis, 69:295, 303 (see also consultants, 69:295, 303-4 (see also
Yakel, Elizabeth and Jeannette Allis self-employed archivists)
Bastian) context (see surveys, earlier)
Bearman (David) survey (1982) continuing education, 69:367-95, 512-15
degrees held by archivists, 69:351, 498 benefits, 69:325
ethnicity and race, 69:333, 396, 398 certified archivists, 69:420, 435, 436,
salaries, 69:499 523-24
summary, 69:301, 444 collaboration, 69:319-—20
bibliography, 69:525-27 minority archivists, 69:402
budgets providers of, 69:390-95
of managers, 69:347 in respondents’ training, 69:334,
technical notes, 69:454 350-51
budgets of managers technical knowledge, 69:316
technical notes, 69:454 technical notes, 69:451—52
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 69:324 topics for, 69:369, 386-88, 512-14
businesses (see for-profit organizations) core education in continuing education,
Capitol Hill Management, 69:424 69:378, 387, 388
career paths, 69:338-39 (see also second costs of continuing education, 69:369,
careers) 378-82, 386, 387
archival education, 69:364 Council of State Archivists (CoSA) (see also
internships, 69:36] Council of State Historical Records
leadership, 69:413, 416 Coordinators (COSHRC) )
managers, 69:416 conference attendance, 69:41 1
mentorships, 69:360 as primary association, 69:344
minority archivists, 69:399-402, 516 survey, 69:304
professional associations, 69:415 Council of State Historical Records
students, 69:35 Coordinators (COSHRC) (see also
certification, 69:419-37 Council of State Archivists (CoSA) )
archives vs. other professions, leadership, 69:415, 417
69:428-29 publication, 69:41 1-12
demographics, 69:419 strength of ties, 69:414
history, 69:42 1-24 Cox, Richard, 69:303
knowledge transfer, 69:318-19 credentials of archivists (see certification;
overview, 69:420-21 education)
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critical issues, 69:339—40, 341 *ntry into the profession, year of (see also
current position, 69:327, 328 length of time in the profession)
data analysis process, 69:305-6 barriers to continuing education,
follow-up studies, 69:323-24 69:382
technical notes, 69:449-—54 continuing education, 69:371, 375,
Davis, Susan E., 69:295 389
A*Census (Part 7: Report on Archival employer support for continuing
Leadership), 69:407-18, 519-24 education, 69:384
degrees held by archivists, 69:335, 498 providers of continuing education,
demographic statistics, 69:327—48, 69:392
497-510 entry-level archivists
density of archivists, 69:332-33, 334 education, 69:349-50
Deutrich (Mabel) and Ben DeWhitt survey qualifications for, 69:354—55, 362, 435
(1979), 69:301, 445 ethics, continuing education for, 69:387,
Diffendal, Anne P., 69:295 388
A*Census (Part 8: Certified Archivists Evaluation of Archival Institutions, 69:422
in the A*Census), 69:419-—37 Evans (Frank) survey (1970), 69:301, 446
digitization as continuing education topic, faculty for graduate education, 69:358-60
69:390 accreditation, 69:422
distance as barrier to continuing continuing education topics, 69:388
education, 69:379 employer support for continuing
distance education, 69:320 education, 69:384
diversity, 69:396—406, 516-18 (see also race leadership, 69:411, 417
and ethnicity) providers of continuing education,
overview, 69:396—97 69:39]
recruitment, 69:313, 314-15 shortage of, 69:321, 350, 364-65
students, 69:356, 357 strength of ties, 69:414
doctoral degrees held, 69:335, 351-52 federal employees (see also government
doctoral education, 69:360, 364 agencies)
education, 69:333-35, 403, 498 (see also follow-up studies, 69:323-24
continuing education; graduate publications, 69:41 1-12
education) salary, 69:338
electronic records and continuing feminization of the profession, 69:359
education, 69:339, 390 follow-up studies, 69:322-25 (see also
employer-provided continuing education, action items)
69:373, 395 (see also on-the-job for-profit organizations, 69:378
training) full-time students, 69:352-53, 355-56
employer support for continuing funding as critical issue, 69:340
education gender, 69:329
employer type, 69:347, 374, 378, 382-84, age, 69:331
510 barriers to continuing education,
lack of as barrier, 69:379 69:382
technical notes, 69:451 career path, 69:331, 332
employer types, 69:327-29 (see also certified archivists, 69:419, 426
academic institutions; for-profit continuing education, 69:376, 389-90
organizations; government agencies; credentials, 69:335
non-profit agencies) employer support for continuing
conference attendance, 69:411 education, 69:384
continuing education, 69:370-71, 389 faculty, 69:359
identification with profession, job functions, 69:336
69:408-9 managers, 69:344—45
job functions, 69:337 minorities, 69:332
managers, 69:346 primary source of education, 69:372
minorities, 69:399, 401 providers of continuing education,
providers of continuing education, 69:393
69:391, 392 salaries, 69:336
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students, 69:356, 357 Institute of Museurn and Library Services,
generational shift, 69:310-11, 377 Librarians for the 21st Century
Generations X and Y, 69:310-11, 312, 314 program, 69:295, 297
geographic region Interim Board for Certification (SAA),
barriers to continuing education, 69: 69:423
381 internships
continuing education, 69:376, 390, in archival education, 69:361
D1d continuing education, 69:374, 391
employer support for continuing importance of, 69:350
education, 69:384 job functions and specializations, 69:336
providers of continuing education, job satisfaction of minority archivists,
69:394-95, 515 69:404
geographical distribution, 69:332-33, Kentucky Department for Libraries and
372-73 Archives, 69:318
government agencies (see also federal knowledge transfer, 69:317-19
employees) leadership, 69:407-18, 519-24
affiliations, 69:342, 500 attitudes toward, 69:414-16
conference attendance, 69:41 1 certified archivists, 69:419-20,
continuing education, 69:370-71, 131-34, 436
378, 389 demographic data, 69:416-17
as current employer, 69:327-28 professional participation, 69:410-14
employer support for continuing leadership development, 69:317, 319, 417
education, 69:383 leadership positions, 69:413—14
job functions, 69:336 length of time in the profession (see also
knowledge transfer, 69:318 entry into the profession, year of)
managers in, 69:345-47 certified archivists, 69:426—-27, 434
minority archivists, 69:399 follow-up studies, 69:323
salaries, 69:338 librarians (see also American Library
state archives, 69:304, 311 Association)
support for continuing education, accredited programs, 69:352, 422
69:374 archives as second career, 69:339
graduate education, 69:349-66, 511 follow-up studies with, 69:324
accreditation, 69:422 licensing, 69:420 (see also certification)
faculty (see faculty for graduate loyalty to the profession (see attitude
education) toward profession; strength of ties to
as hiring criterion, 69:436 profession)
influence on continuing education, mailing lists
69:377 low numbers of students responding,
leadership, 69:414-15 69:353
minority archivists, 69:402 as source for respondents,
newer archivists, 69:371-—72 69:298-300, 496
quality of, 69:365 managers, 69:344—48
in respondents’ training, 69:333 continuing education, 69:369, 375,
technical knowledge, 69:316 389
Heritage Health Index, 69:304 cost as barrier to continuing
hiring criteria, 69:362, 420, 435-36 education, 69:380
Hirtle, Peter, 69:297 hiring criteria, 69:362, 420, 435-36
historians, follow-up studies with, leadership, 69:416
69:324 minority archivists, 69:399, 402
Historically Black Colleges and publication, 69:41 1-12
Universities Archives Training recruitment, 69:361-62, 364
Institute, 69:298, 315, 405 technical notes on coding, 69:452-53
ICPSR (see University of Michigan. Inter- Market Strategies, Inc. (MSI), 69:300
University Consortium for Political master’s degree as requirement, 69:335,
and Social Research (ICPSR) ) 350, 354—55, 363
infrastructure of profession, 69:319-22 mentoring
continuing education, 69:374, 391 as current employer, 69:328
graduate education, 69:360-61 job functions, 69:336
knowledge transfer, 69:317, 318 salaries, 69:338
Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives nonrespondents, follow-up with, 69:301-3,
Conference (MARAC) 323, 455-60
certified archivists, 69:427 Northwest Archivists, Inc., survey
multiple memberships, 69:344 questions, 69:484-85
survey questions, 69:480-81 number of years in the profession
Midwest Archives Conference (MAC) (see length of time in the profession)
certified archivists, 69:427—28 on-the-job training (see also employer-
multiple memberships, 69:344 provided continuing education)
survey questions, 69:478-79 in archival education, 69:334, 350-51
minorities (see diversity; race and as continuing education, 69:373-74
ethnicity) follow-up studies, 69:323
MLIS (master’s in library and information trend away from, 69:363, 364, 365-66
science), 69:350 other professions (see librarians; museum
Modern Archives Institute, 69:298 professionals)
museum professionals, 69:324, 405, 422 certification in, 69:428—-29
National Archives and Records follow-up studies with, 69:324
Administration (NARA) outreach
history, 69:31 1 follow-up actions, 69:325
knowledge transfer program, 69:318 to minorities, 69:404—5
as source for respondents, 69:298 to others with archives-related
National Association of Government responsibilities, 69:378
Archives and Records Administrators overview of survey, 69:294—96, 496
(NAGARA), 69:404 part-time faculty, 69:359-60
National Forum on Archival Continuing part-time students, 69:352-53, 356-57, 363
Education (NFACE), 69:368, 373, position of respondents
378-82 barriers to continuing education,
National Historical Publications and 69:380
Records Commission (NHPRC), continuing education, 69:371, 375,
69:391 388, 513
Native American Archives Institute, 69:405 employer support for continuing
Native American archivists (see also race education, 69:384
and ethnicity) providers of continuing education,
continuing education, 69:377, 390 69:391-92
primary source of education, 69:372 Posner (Ernst) survey (1956), 69:301, 351,
providers of continuing education, 447, 498
69:394 preservation
Native American Graves Protection and continuing education for, 69:388
Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 69:298, as critical issue, 69:340
303n privacy of data
new archivists, 69:371 (see also career continuing education for, 69:387, 388
paths; entry-level archivists; second in survey, 69:308-9, 448
careers) professional associations (see also
New England Archivists (NEA), 69:428, leadership)
479-80 certified archivists, 69:427-28, 428
New York State Archives, 69:318 continuing education, 69:319-20,
NFACE (National Forum on Archival 369, 373, 390-91
Continuing Education), 69:368, 373, costs of continuing education,
378-82 69:386
Nolan, Debra, 69:297 development of archives faculty,
non-members of professional associations, 69:364
69:409-10 as hiring criterion, 69:436
non-profit agencies leadership, 69:409, 410-14
continuing education, 69:378, 389 membership in, 69:342, 501-4
multiple memberships, 69:343-44, leadership, 69:416-17
506-9 minority archivists, 69:402, 518
participation in survey, 69:297, 301, recruitment, 69:313
302-3 technical notes, 69:452
as providers of continuing education, salaries, 69:336-38
69:395 certified archivists, 69:419, 427, 519
public awareness campaigns, 69:404 length of time in profession, 69:499
strength of ties, 69:415 technical notes, 69:450
student members, 69:356, 511 scholarship programs
professional development for managers, continuing education, 69:320
69:347—-48 (see also continuing for doctoral students, 69:321
education; leadership development) minority recruitment, 69:315, 405
Professional Examination Service (PES), school-age children and recruitment,
69:422-23 69:313, 314, 397, 404—5
professional identity, 69:340, 342-44 second careers (see also career paths)
public awareness campaigns, 69:313, 315, leadership, 69:416
404-5 minorities, 69:399, 516
Public Use Data File, 69:308 part-time students, 69:357
publications and presentations previous careers, 69:500
certified archivists, 69:431—32, 521-23 technical knowledge, 69:316
faculty, 69:359 security, continuing education for, 69:387,
leadership, 69:41 1-12 388
students, 69:356, 357 self-directed study
race and ethnicity, 69:396-406 (see also as continuing education, 69:369,
diversity) 373-74, 39]
all archivists, 69:332 position, 69:375
barriers to continuing education, as providers of continuing education,
69:382 69:395
continuing education, 69:376—77, 390 in respondents’ training, 69:334,
employer support for continuing 350-51, 369, 370
education, 69:384 self-employed archivists, 69:371, 374, 389
primary source of education, 69:372 (see also consultants)
providers of continuing education, shadowing, 69:318
69:394 Simmons College, 69:405
Rare Books and Manuscripts Section, ALA, Society of American Archivists (SAA)
69:344, 483 certification program, 69:421-24
records managers, follow-up studies with, continuing education, 69:373
69:324 Dues and Member Benefits Survey
recruitment (1998), 69:441-43
to broaden skills, 69:315-17 history, 69:31 1
minorities, 69:397, 402-4 leadership, 69:411, 414
2
to replace retiring workers, 69:312-13 membership, 69:343—44
sources for, 69:361-—62 minorities, 69:396, 404
work-study experiences, 69:32] origins of census, 69:295, 297
regional differences, 69:306, 497, 515 student members, 69:356
regions, definition, 69:306-7, 308 survey questions for members,
religious archival associations, 69:343 69:485-86
replacement of archivists, 69:362-63 (see Task Force on Diversity (1998),
also recruitment; retirement plans) 69:406
response rates for survey, 69:300-303, sources used in compiling A*CENSUS
307 reports, 69:525-27
retired workers standards, development of
archives as second career, 69:316—17 certification, 69:421
knowledge transfer, 69:319 leadership, 69:409
retirement plans, 69:362-63 state archives agencies, 69:304, 311
in career path, 69:339, 340 statistics, collection of, 69:321—22
strength of ties to profession, 69:342, Western Archives Institute, 69:298, 315
500-501 work-study experiences, 69:321, 338
certified archivists, 69:419, 429-31, Working Group for A*CENSUS,
519-20 69:295-96, 297-300
faculty, 69:359 workplace experience
leadership, 69:414—15 identification with profession,
professional associations, 69:410 69:408-9
students in graduate programs, 69:352-57, as inspiration to become archivists,
391 69:357
support staff and continuing education, Yakel, Elizabeth, 69:295, 303
69:384, 388, 391 Yakel, Elizabeth and Jeannette Allis
survey development, 69:297-300 Bastian
survey questions, 69:461—95 A*Census (Part 4: Report on
surveys, earlier, 69:305 Graduate Archival Education),
1956-2003 summary, 69:438—40 69:349-66, 511
Academy of Certified Archivists years in the profession (see length of time
(1989,1999), 69:424-25 in the profession)
Bearman (David) 1982 survey (see Zimmelman, Nancy, 69:295
Bearman (David) survey (1982) ) A*Census (Part 5: Report on
continuing education, 69:368 Continuing Education),
Deutrich (Mabel) and Ben DeWhitt 69:367-95, 512-15
survey (1979), 69:305, 445 accessioning
Warner (Robert) and Frank Evans “Accessioning as Processing,”
survey (1970), 69:305, 446 69:274-83
surveys of archivists as action item, 69:322 accountability
teachers and second careers, 69:339 “An Obligation of Trust: Speculations
technical knowledge on Accountability and
continuing education for, 69:386 Description,” 69:60-—78
as critical issue, 69:340 accounting
follow-up studies, 69:325 Aho, James. Confession and
recruitment for, 69:315-17 Bookkeeping: The Religious, Moral,
time in profession (see entry into the and Rhetorical Roots of Modern
profession, year of; length of time in Accounting (review) , 69:540—42
the profession) advocacy
time spent on various functions, follow-up “Embracing the Power of Archives”
studies, 69:324 (Presidential Address), 69:19-—32
lribal Historic Preservation Officers, Alexander, Ben (reviewer), 69:234—38
69:298 American Archivist editorial policy,
type of records and employer, 69:337 69:256—58, 596-98
University of Michigan. Inter-University appraisal
Consortium for Political and Social Boles, Frank. Selecting and Appraising
Research (ICPSR), 69:296, 308 Archives and Manuscripts (review),
values, transfer of, 69:317 69:238—42
volunteer time archival theory
technical notes, 69:454 Burton, Antoinette. Archive Stories:
Walch, Victoria Irons Facts, Fictions, and the Writingo f
A*Census (Part 1: Introduction), History, 69:535—40
69:294-309, 496 Cvetkovich, Ann. An Archive of Feelings:
A*Census (Part 2: A Call to Action), Trauma, Sexuality, and Lesbian
69:310-26 Public Cultures (review), 69:552-53
A*Census (Part 3: A Closer Look), McKemmish, Sue and others. Archives:
69:327—48, 497-510 Re ordkeeping in Society (review),
Warner (Robert) and Frank Evans survey 69:234-38
(1970), 69:305, 446 archivists in fiction
web-based instruction (see self-directed Swan, Susan. What Casanova Told Me
study) (review) , 69:225-28
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arrangement Nelson Mandela Foundation. A Prisoner
Roe, Kathleen D. Arranging and in the Garden: Opening Nelson
Describing Archives and Manuscripts Mandela’s Prison Archive, 69:549-51
(review), 69:228-31 Pearce-Moses, Richard. A Glossary of
artists’ estates Archival and Records Terminology,
Salvesen, Magda and Diane 69:213-16
Cousineau. Artists’ Estates: Peterson, Trudy Huskamp. Final Acts:
Reputations in Trust, 69:546—49 A Guide to Preserving the Records of
A Visual Artist’s Guide to Estate Planning Truth Commissions, 69:219-22
(review), 69:546-—49 Pugh, Mary Jo. Providing Reference
audio exhibits Servicefso r Archives and
“Sound Practices: On-line Audio Manuscripts, 69:216-19
Exhibits and the Cultural Roe, Kathleen D. Arranging and
Heritage Archive,” 69:33-59 Describing Archives and
Australia Manuscripts, 69:228-31
Nakata, Martin and Marcia Langton. Salvesen, Magda and Diane
Australian Indigenous Knowledge Cousineau. Artist’s Estates:
and Libraries (review), 69: Reputations in Trust, 69:546—49
528-31 Swan, Susan. What Casanova Told Me,
69:225-28
A Visual Artist’s Guide to Estate
B Planning., 69:546—49
Breaden, Ian Craig
Bastian, Jeannette A.
“Sound Practices: On-line Audio
Book Reviews (editor), 69:528-53
Exhibits and the Cultural
book reviews
Heritage Archive,” 69:33-59
Aho, James. Confession and
Bookkeeping: The Religious, Moral,
and Rhetorical Roots of Modern C
Accounting, 69:540—42
Berkhofer, Robert F. Day of Reckoning: CAMIiLEON project
Power and Accountability in “*The Old Version Flickers More”:
Med:eval France, 69:231-—34 Digital Preservation from the
Boles, Frank. Selecting and Appraising User’s Perspective,” 69:159-87
Archives and Manuscripts, continuing education
69:238-42 “Digital Preservation Education:
Burton, Antoinette. Archive Stories: Educating or Networking?”,
Facts, Fictions, and the Writing of 69:188-212
History, 69:535-40 see also A*CENSUS: continuing
Callery, Bernadette G. Collaborative education
Access to Virtual Museum Collection Cox, RichardJ . (reviewer) ,6 9:535—40
Information: Seeing through the cultural heritage archives
Walls, 69:543—46 “Sound Practices: On-line Audio
Cvetkovich, Ann. An Archive of Feelings: Exhibits and the Cultural
Trauma, Sexuality, and Lesbian Heritage Archive,” 69:33-59
Public Cultures, 69:552-53
Dow, Elizabeth H. Creating EAD-
D
Compatible Finding Guides on Paper,
data grid technology
Harvey, Ross. Preserving Digital “Building Preservation Environments
Materials, 69:532-35 with Data Grid Technology,”
McKemmish, Sue and others. 69:139-58
Archives: Recordkeeping in Society, Davis, Susan E. (reviewer), 69:228-31
69:234—38 description
Nakata, Martin and Marcia Langton. “An Obligation of Trust: Speculations
Australian Indigenous Knowledge on Accountability and
and Libranes, 69:528-31 Description,” 69:60-—78
Roe, Kathleen D. Arranging and G
Describing Archives and Manuscripts
(review) , 69:228-31 Galloway, Patricia
digital preservation “Archives, Power, and History: Dunbar
“Building Preservation Environments Rowland and the Beginning of
with Data Grid Technology,” the State Archives of Mississippi
69:139-58 (1902-1936)”, 69:79-116
“Digital Preservation Education: Garrison, Ellen (reviewer), 69:231—34
Educating or Networking?”, government records
69:188-212 “Political Democracy and Archival
Harvey, Ross. Preserving Digital Development in the Management
Materials (review) , 69:532-35 of Presidential Records in the
“<The Old Version Flickers More’: Republic of Korea,” 69:117-38
Digital Preservation from Gracy, Karen F. (reviewer), 69:532-35
the User’s Perspective,” 69: Greene, Mark A. and Dennis Meissner
159-87 More Product, Less Process,
Doylen, Michael (reviewer), 69:552-53 68:208-63, Letters 69:13-15
Duff, Wendy M., Amy Marshall, Carrie
Limkilde, and Marlene van Ballegooie
“Digital Preservation Education:
Educating or Networking?”, Hedstrom, Margaret L., Christopher
69:188-212 A. Lee, Judith S. Olson, and
Clifford A. Lampe
“*The Old Version Flickers More’:
E Digital Preservation from the
User’s Perspective,” 69:159-87
EAD. see Encoded Archival Description Hedstrom, Margaret L. (reviewer), 69:
(EAD) 549-5]
education for archivists. see A*CENSUS: history
education; continuing education “Archives, Power, and History: Dunbar
Electronic Resource Preservation and Rowland and the Beginning of
Access Network (ERPANET) the State Archives of Mississippi
“Digital Preservation Education: (1902-1936)”, 69:79-116
Educating or Networking?”, Huth, Geof (reviewer), 69:213-16
69:188-212
Ellis, Carol (reviewer), 69:225-28
Encoded Archival Description (EAD) I
Dow, Elizabeth H. Creating EAD- Indigenous peoples
Compatible Finding Guides on Paper
Nakata, Martin and Marcia Langton.
(review), 69:222-25 Australian Indigenous Knowledge
Ericson, Timothy L. and Libraries (review) ,6 9:528-31
reviewer, 69:238—42
Secrecy in Government (Letter),
69:11-12 J
Jimerson, Randall C.
“Embracing the Power of Archives”
F
(Presidential Address) ,6 9:19-32
finding aids
Dow, Elizabeth H. Creating EAD- K
Compatible Finding Guides on Paper
(review), 69:222-25 Korea, Republic of
France “Political Democracy and Archival
Berkhofer, Robert F. Day of Reckoning: Development in the
Power and Accountability in Management of Presidential
Medieval France (review), Records in the Republic of
69:231-34 Korea,” 69:117-38
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L “Building Preservation Environments
with Data Grid Technology,”
Lampe, Clifford A. see Hedstrom, 69:139-58
Margaret L. Murphy, Nora (reviewer), 69:216-19
Lee, Christopher A. see Hedstrom, museums
Margaret L. Callery, Bernadette G. Collaborative
Lee, Kyong Rae Access to Virtual Museum Collection
“Political Democracy and Archival Information: Seeing through the
Development in the Walls (review), 69:543-—-46
Management of Presidential
Records in the Republic of
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