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Workshops
The AABC offers specialized workshops on a variety of archival and preservation topics and also arranges sponsored workshops on an ad hoc basis. The AABC can advise on options available for institutions planning staff training and is pleased to respond to workshop requests by interested non-member groups for online or in-person training.
If you would like to learn more about workshops, please contact the EAS Coordinator at aabc.advisor@aabc.ca.
2025 Workshop Schedule
Event planning is underway - check back soon!
AABC Workshop Courses Available
- Introduction to Archival Practice (1 or 2 days)
- Managing Archival Photographs (1 or 2 days)
- Introduction to Managing a Digitization Program (1 day)
- Arrangement, Description and RAD (1 day)
- Appraisal and Deaccessioning (1 day)
- Introduction to Archival Preservation (2 days)
- Emergency Planning for Archives (1 day)
- Managing Archives (1 day)
- Managing an Oral History Program (1 day)
- Records Management 101 (1 day)
- Archives 101: Archival Practice for Indigenous Organizations (1 or 2 days)
Workshop Participant Registration Rates
The following registration rates are effective as of April 1, 2022 and apply for most workshops, unless otherwise posted for a specific event. All prices are in Canadian (CAD) funds and are subject to change.
AABC Member Rates:
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1/2 day workshop: $90.00
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1 day workshop:
$180.00
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2 day workshop: $350.00
Non-Member Rates:
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1/2 day workshop: $135.00
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1 day workshop:
$275.00
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2 day workshop: $500.00
AABC Registration Refund Notice
Workshop Presentation Rates (as delivered by AABC EAS Coordinator) Are you an organization interested in an AABC workshop? Custom training is available (online or in-person) by the EAS Coordinator and rates are noted below (effective August 2024). Please contact aabc.advisor@aabc.ca for more information.
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