Ask An Archivist: Numbering: Creating Identifiers for Archives

Ask An Archivist: At-Home Preservation Series
with Nicole Menchise

A discussion on some of the different ways your collection can be organized numerically.

Please Note: This meeting will begin promptly at 12:00pm

• Please keep microphones and video off/silenced during the presentation 
• All questions should be submitted through the chat box 
• The presentation, video, and questions and answers will be available after the meeting. View Previous Recordings 

A certificate for 1 Professional Development Hours (.1 CEU's) will be emailed after the workshop to anyone who viewed the full workshop live. 

FOR OUR PARTICIPANTS - We have implemented a two step verification process for security purposes and to maintain accurate attendance records.  You will need both a LILRC and a Zoom account. 

If you do not already have a LILRC account you will be prompted to create one (if you have forgotten your password, and need help resetting it you can email Eliscia at ecirrone@lilrc.org).   

If you do not already have a zoom account you will be prompted to do so upon logging into the meeting.  If this is the first time you are using Zoom, after you have created an account, you can join the meeting by entering the Meeting ID/ Password provided to you in the confirmation email.  You can access all subsequent Zoom meetings by clicking the meeting link in the confirmation email.

These webinars are for those interested in getting some practical, professional advice about how to preserve your personal family archives, or are looking to learn something to bring back to their organizations.  Plan to budget 60 minutes for each meeting in order to have ample time to cover the topic and to answer comments and questions during and after the webinar.  

As the Digitization and Archives Coordinator for LILRC, Menchise is basing these webinars on some elements of the preservation workshops she has done in the past.  The inspiration came from the "Ask An Archivist" segment she writes for the Long Island Archives Newsletter published bi-monthly for LILRC.  To see the past issues and other publications from LILRC, go to https://lilrc.org/Newsletters.