"Records, E-Records, E-Government" on-line @ University of Maryland

[Betsy Alexander]

The University of Maryland College of Information Studies is offering an on-line workshop entitled "Records, E-Records, and E-Government" from March 7 - 18, 2005.  "Records, E-Records, and E-Government" covers the principles and practices of managing records in the government sector, especially in the context of the evolution to electronic data, information, and records, as well as the changing paradigms of communicating government information.  

The course will be taught by Lee S. Strickland, JD.  

 

Course topics will include:

 

History, basic concepts and evolving trends in 
records management



Records management and document management 
applications



NARA leadership in electronic records management



Establishing a program to manage electronic records



Accessioning, describing and preserving electronic 
records



Legal issues, reference and access regarding 
electronic records



Electronic government as the evolving source for the 
creation, maintenance, use and dissemination of government 
information



The future of electronic records and electronic 
government.

 

A participant should plan to dedicate approximately 30 hours to the course over a two-week period.  Three (3) continuing education units (CEUs) will be awarded by the University upon completion. For information about technical requirements, please contact rmazzone at umd.edu.  

 

The registration deadline for "Records, E-Records, and E-Government" is February 21.  REGISTER TODAY!  (please make sure that your home address is included in the "Comments" section of the registration form so that a CD-ROM can be mailed to you before the course begins)  For information about other professional development courses offered on-line by the UMCP College of Information Studies, visit www.clis.umd.edu/ce.



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