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Webinars

The AABC is pleased to present a series of webinars in order to provide education on a range of issues and themes to support the professional development for our members and colleagues in the heritage sector. Webinars can range from 1.0 - 2.5 hours long and offer structured speaker presentation(s) followed by a moderated discussion of participant questions.

If you have a topic that may be suitable for a Webinar, please contact the EAS Coordinator at aabc.advisor@aabc.ca.

Note: Webinars will be presented using the Zoom webinar platform. In order to ensure security during the webinars, access will only be provided to participants who pre-register for the event. The AABC will maintain an up-to-date Zoom account and will install security updates as they are provided by Zoom. The Zoom webinar platform may be blocked by some institutional firewall settings on your computer. Please contact your IT Department if you are not sure if you can access the webinar.

Zoom is a free software to use and does not need to be downloaded to participate in an event. However, participants may find browsing functionality is easier through the downloaded Zoom application on their computer, tablet or phone. To learn more about Zoom and user features, please visit their website.


Webinar Registration 

Prices in effect as of April 15, 2025. Online payment is required at the time of registration, VISA or MasterCard only.

  • AABC Members: $25.00 CAD per webinar
*Institutional Members may register up to 3 staff members/volunteers at the rate of $25.00 per person for participation in a webinar
  • Non-members: $40.00 CAD per webinar

Registration Refund Notice


Previously Recorded Webinars

Access to previously recorded webinars is available! Click HERE for further information and webinar descriptions.


2025-2026 Webinar Schedule

Webinar: "When Good Descriptions Go RAD"

Date: Tuesday, Nov 4, 2025

Time: 9:30 – 11:30am PST 

Location: online via Zoom


Webinar description:

Join us for this webinar to navigate the theory and rules behind archival arrangement and description. Participants will review practical strategies for intellectual processing and how they can be used to create meaningful finding aids for staff and researchers alike. Rules for Archival Description (RAD) will be discussed along with how to strategically use access points. This webinar will be a useful refresher for experienced practitioners and beneficial for students and volunteers processing archival records.

Instructor: Lisa Glandt, AABC EAS Coordinator

Registration deadline: Monday, Nov 3 @5:00pm

Register HERE



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