السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته،
هذا وتقدم
بالإضافة إلى المصادر المتعلقة بموضوع الحفظ والنشاطات المصاحبة للإحتفال مجموعة من
الندوات المهنية المجانية، وهى على النحو التالي:
The Preservation of Family
Photographs
Here, There and Everywhere:
This presentation offers basic guidance on the care
and preservation of family photographs from nineteenth-century tintypes to
contemporary color prints. The webinar addresses the fundamental physical and
chemical properties of photographic print and negative materials, including
albums and scrapbooks, and the causes and mechanisms of their deterioration.
Strategies for preservation, such as proper handling, storage and display
techniques, will be shared.
This webinar is offered for free to celebrate
Preservation Week. Learn
more…
ALCTS thanks Archival Products for sponsoring this webinar and supporting Preservation Week.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of the
session, attendees will better understand:
·
basic characterization and identification of albumen,
silver gelatin, and chromogenic color print materials, and film base negatives
·
agents of deterioration for photographic materials
·
storage and exhibition practices
·
handling guidelines
· prioritization for preservation
Who Should Attend?
Anyone responsible for
the preservation of family or other photographic holdings and collections and
interested in the preservation of our global photographic heritage.
Prerequisites: none
Presenter:
Debra
Hess Norris, is Chair of the Art Conservation
Department at the University of Delaware, and Professor of Photograph
Conservation.
Since 1985, Norris has authored more than thirty articles and book chapters on
care and treatment of photographic materials, emergency response, ethics, and
conservation education; and taught more than one hundred workshops and seminars
for conservators and allied professionals. Norris has lectured and consulted on
the preservation of photographic collections worldwide.
Date & Times:
Tuesday, April 23,
2013. Sessions are
intended to last 1 hour, starting:
11am Pacific | 12 Mountain | 1pm Central | 2pm Eastern
Credits: none
Fee: free
Technical Requirements:
Computer with
Internet access (high-speed connection is best) and media player software.
Headphones recommended.
If you receive a
Codec error when playing the recorded file with Windows Media Player, download
the gotowebinar codec file from:https://www1.gotomeeting.com/codec?Portal=www.gotomeeting.com The Codec acts as a patch that allows
the recording, which is created with a higher version of Media Player, to play
in version 7. For more information on playing the recording, see the FAQ.
How to Register?
Contact:
For questions
about registration, contact Julie Reese, ALCTS Events Manager at
1-800-545-2433, ext. 5034 or jreese@ala.org.
Personal
Digital Archiving
Increase your
understanding of common digital files—digital photos, recordings, video,
documents, and others—and learn what it takes to preserve them. Technology
changes rapidly. If you don’t actively care for your digital possessions you may
lose access to them as some technologies become obsolete. Learn about the
nature of the problem and hear about some simple, practical tips and tools to
help you preserve your digital stuff.
This webinar is
offered for free to celebrate Preservation Week. Learn
more…
ALCTS thanks The MediaPreserve for sponsoring this webinar and
supporting Preservation Week.
Learning Outcomes:
1.
the nature of the
problem
2.
simple practical
tips to describe and save digital files
3.
tools that can be
used
Who Should Attend?
Anyone with an
interest in preserving their own digital photos, documents, recordings, videos,
and other digital files.
Course Level &
Prerequisites: none
Presenter:
Mike Ashenfelder, Digital Preservation Project Coordinator,
has worked for the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation
Program at the Library of Congress since 2003. He writes about personal digital
archiving, leaders in digital preservation and new developments in digital
preservation. He also produces public information videos and podcasts. Before
joining the Library of Congress, he worked for a decade in the Bay Area as a
technical writer.
Mike has a
Bachelors degree in Music Education from the Berklee College of Music and a
Masters in Music History from San Francisco State University.
Date & Times:
Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Sessions are intended to last 1 hour,
starting: 11am Pacific | 12 Mountain | 1pm Central | 2pm Eastern
Credits: none
Fee: free
Technical Requirements:
Computer with
Internet access (high-speed connection is best) and media player software.
Headphones recommended.
If you receive a
Codec error when playing the recorded file with Windows Media Player, download
the gotowebinar codec file from:https://www1.gotomeeting.com/codec?Portal=www.gotomeeting.com The Codec acts as a patch that allows the recording, which is
created with a higher version of Media Player, to play in version 7. For more
information on playing the recording, see the FAQ.
How to Register?
Contact:
For questions
about registration, contact Julie Reese, ALCTS Events Manager at
1-800-545-2433, ext. 5034 or jreese@ala.org.
Archival
101: Dealing with Suppliers of Archival Products
Do you need to
purchase archival supplies for your organization or even yourself?
Are you confused by the terminology and not sure about the differences between
the various vendors?
Not finding exactly what you are looking for and unsure about adapting
different products?
Archival 101 is designed to demystify the archival product market for the
layperson and nonpreservation specialist. The presentation will provide an
overview of the conservation and preservation issues facing libraries, cultural
organizations, and individuals; describe the
terminology in use; discuss products and offer buying tips on the different
ways these can be used. A list of links to other resources will also be
provided.
Who Should Attend?
Archival 101 is
designed for individuals with little or no experience and will also provide the
more experienced user with helpful hints.
Prerequisites: none
Presenter:
Peter D. Verheyen, Head of Preservation and Conservation at
Syracuse University.
After beginning as work-study in preservation under John Dean at Johns Hopkins,
Verheyen studied binding and conservation in Germany and Switzerland to become
a rare book conservator working in private practice and research library
preservation programs. He established the conservation lab at Syracuse for the
treatment of special collections materials, and developed a high-density system
for storing architectural drawings among other things.
The Archival 101
presentation was originally developed for call center staff at Gaylord Bros.
when he worked there as Archival Product Manager. It has since been presented
regionally to varying audiences.
Date
& Times:
Thursday, April 25, 2013. Sessions are intended to last 1 hour,
starting:
11am Pacific | 12 Mountain | 1pm Central | 2pm Eastern
Credits: none
Fee: free
Technical
Requirements:
Computer with
Internet access (high-speed connection is best) and media player software.
Headphones recommended.
If you receive a
Codec error when playing the recorded file with Windows Media Player, download
the gotowebinar codec file from:https://www1.gotomeeting.com/codec?Portal=www.gotomeeting.com The Codec acts as a patch that allows
the recording, which is created with a higher version of Media Player, to play
in version 7. For more information on playing the recording, see the FAQ.
How to
Register?
Contact:
For questions
about registration, contact Julie Reese, ALCTS Events Manager at
1-800-545-2433, ext. 5034 or jreese@ala.org.
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