The handbook of archival practice

Preface

Section 1. THE PREVAILING ENVIRONMENT

1.1. Archival Activism

1.2. COVID-19 Pandemic, Response to

1.3. Decolonization (of Records and Archives)

1.4. Ethics

1.5. Human Rights

1.6. Postcustodialism

1.7. Repatriation

1.8. Standardization

Section 2. RECORDS CREATION AND RECORDKEEPING SYSTEMS

2.1. Appropriate Recordkeeping System

2.2. Blockchain (for Recordkeeping)

2.3. Critical Records

2.4. Disposition

2.5. Employee Training2.6. Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

2.7. Functional Classification

2.8. Records Continuum

2.9. Records Creation and Receipt

2.10. Records Lifecycle

2.11. Records Management Program Design

2.12. Records Retention

2.13. Records System

2.14. Records System Functional Requirements

Section 3. APPRAISAL AND ACQUISITION

3.1. Accessioning

3.2. Accruals (Accretions)

3.3. Appraisal

3.4. Appraisal for Web Archives

3.5. Archival Appraisal (for Selection)

3.6. Collection Development Policy

3.7. Collection Management

3.8. Donor Relations (for Acquisition)3.9. Macro-Appraisal

3.10. Monetary Appraisal

3.11. Monetary Appraisal of Archives in the Canadian Context

3.12. Pre-Acquisition Fieldwork

3.13. Reappraisal and Deaccessioning

3.14. Replevin

Section 4. ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION

4.1. Arrangement and Description

4.2. Backlogs

4.3. Cataloging

4.4. Crowdsourcing Metadata

4.5. Declassification

4.6. Encoded Archival Description (EAD)

4.7. Encoded Archival Standards

4.8. Finding Aid

4.9. Linked Data

4.10. Processing

4.11. Taxonomy

Section 5. STORAGE AND PRESERVATION (ANALOG)

5.1. Conservation5.2. Digitization

5.3. Disaster Recovery Plan

5.4. Environmental Monitoring Systems

5.5. Microfilming (or Microphotography)

5.6. Physical Security

5.7. Preservation

Section 6. DIGITAL PRESERVATION

6.1. Active Digital Preservation

6.2. Blockchain (for Archives)

6.3. Cloud-Based Digital Preservation

6.4. Digital Archive and Preservation (DAP) Framework

6.5. Digital Curation

6.6. Digital Forensics

6.7. Digital Forensics for Archives

6.8. Digital Signatures

6.9. Digital Surrogates

6.10. Electronic Archival Services (eArchival Services)6.11. Emulation

6.12. File Format

6.13. Migration

6.14. Open Archival Information System (OAIS)

6.15. Social Media Archiving

6.16. Trusted Digital Repository

6.17. Trustworthy Repositories Audit and Certification

6.18. Virtual Worlds Archiving

6.19. Website Archiving

Section 7. USER SERVICES

7.1. Accessibility

7.2. Freedom of Information Act

7.3. Instruction in Identifying Archival Sources

7.4. Inter-Institutional Archival Loan (I-IAL)

7.5. Providing Access

7.6. Reading Room (also Reference Room, Research Room, Search Room)

7.7. Reference Interview

7.8. Teaching and Learning with Primary SourcesSection 8. OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY

8.1. Archival Materials (Use in Education)

8.2. Community Outreach Activities

8.3. Digital Exhibition

8.4. Event Programming

8.5. Internal Advocacy (for Collection Care)

8.6. Public Awareness

8.7. Social Media Outreach

Section 9. RISK MANAGEMENT, SECURITY AND PRIVACY

9.1. Business Continuity Planning (BCP)

9.2. Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

9.3. Cybersecurity

9.4. Dark Archives

9.5. Electronic Discovery (eDiscovery)

9.6. Information Analysis

9.7. Information Governance

9.8. PII Tools

9.9. Privacy

9.10. Privacy by Design

9.11. Risk ManagementSection 10. MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP

10.1. Community Archives

10.2. Copyright

10.3. Copyright: Limitations and Exceptions

10.4. Copyright: Public Domain

10.5. Corporate Archives

10.6. DEAI (Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion), Managing in the Workplace

10.7. Grant Writing

10.8. Leadership

10.9. Oral History Program, Designing and Managing

10.10. Small Archives Management

10.11. Strategic Planning

10.12. Sustainability.