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70 reviewsModule 1: Standards for Archival Description
by Sibyl Schaefer and Janet M. Bunde
Untangles the history of standards development and provides an overview of descriptive standards that an archives might wish to use.
Module 2: Processing Digital Records and Manuscripts
by J. Gordon Daines III
Builds on familiar terminology and models to show how any repository can take practical steps to process born-digital materials and to make them accessible to users.
Module 3: Designing Descriptive and Access Systems
by Daniel A. Santamaria
Implementation advice regarding the wide range of tools and software that support specific needs in arranging, describing, and providing access to analog and digital archival materials.
Also included is a superb introduction.
