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Archivists with Attitude

Archivists with Attitude

A bibliography supporting the professional development workshop presented by the South Australian Branch of the Australian Society of Archivists

Presented by the Australian Society of Archivists Inc., South Australian Branch at Rosary Hall, Prospect, South Australia on 26 March 2001, 9:00am - 5:00pm

This list of resources is partly drawn from the bibliography supporting the subject 'Fact, Fiction and Fraud in the Digital Age: Essential Skills for the Information Age Worker', taught by the Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre at the University of Melbourne.

Workshop leaders:


Appraisal

Workshop Paper

Memory versus Evidence

Conference Papers

Newspaper Articles

  • Garton, Stephen 2000, 'Shut off from the source', The
    Australian
    , 22 November 2000, page 45.
  • Rothwell, Nicolas 2001, 'Spine [Norman B Tindale website]',
    The Australian's Review of Books, 14 March 2001, p. 22. Review of the South Australian Musuem's Norman B Tindale website which describes it as "one of the most subtle exploitations of the capacities of cyberspace yet attempted in this country".
  • Stille, Alexander 2001, 'Listening to the meaning of
    histories', Saturday Extra, The Age, 17 March 2001, page 2.

General Records and Evidence Reading

Articles

Reports

  • The Pittsburgh Project, Functional Requirements for Evidence in Recordkeeping, School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh, 1996. (External Link no longer available).

Resource Sections

  • 'Records in Evidence: The Impact of the Evidence Act on Commonwealth Recordkeeping', National Archives of Australia, 1998. (External Link no longer available).
  • 'Electronic Records' in Commonwealth Records, National Archives of Australia, 2000. (External Link no longer available).
  • State Records New South Wales, 'Records and Recordkeeping' in Government Recordkeeping Manual, State Records New South Wales, Government of NSW, 2000. (External Link no longer available)

Archival Description - ISAD(G)

Reports

  • International Council on Archives, ISAAR(CPF): International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families: Prepared by the Ad Hoc Commission on Descriptive Standards Paris, France, 15-20 November 1995, International Council on Archives, 1996, Available at http://www.ica.org/.
  • International Council on Archives, ISAD(G): General International Standard Archival Description Second Edition: adopted by the Committee on Descriptive Standards, Stockholm, Sweden, 19-22 September 1999, International Council on Archives, 2000, Available at http://www.ica.org/.
  • Safeguarding Australia's web resources: guidelines for creators and publishers, National Library of Australia, 2000.

Resources

  • Bill Landis, What is ISAD(G)?, Description Section, Society of American Archivists, 2000. (External Link no longer available).
  • National Library of Australia, Register of Australian
    Archives and Manuscripts
    , 1997. A guide to collections of personal papers and non-governmental organisational records held by Australian libraries and archives.
  • National Library of Australia, Meta Matters, National Library of Australia, 1999. (External Link no longer available).

Resource Sections

  • 'Subject Gateways to the Disciplines' in Meta Matters, National Library of Australia, 1999. (External Link no longer available).
  • 'Archives Advice 41: Recordkeeping Metadata Standard for
    Commonwealth Agencies', National Archives of Australia, 2000. Available from www.naa.gov.au
  • 'Descriptive Standards: Information and Documentation' in
    The Society of American Archivists Description Section, Diana Smith, 2000?. (External Link no longer available). List of online resources relating to: cataloguing manuals/standards; metadata standards; thesauri; MARC cataloguing. Includes reports from SAA liaison groups and SAA Standards Committee, Technical Committee on Descriptive Standards.
  • Cunningham, Adrian, 'Dynamic Descriptions: Australian Strategies for the Intellectual Control of Records and Recordkeeping Systems' in Recordkeeping: Control and Retrieval, National Archives of Australia, National Archives of Australia, 1998, (External Link no longer available). This paper gives an overview of Australian approaches to the intellectual control of records. It begins with an examination of the work of Peter Scott and the development of the so-called ‘series system’. The paper then summarises more recent developments in Australian thinking, including the emergence of recordkeeping continuum theory and related post-custodial thinking, both of which can be seen as developments of Scott’s theories to meet the imperatives of the electronic age. [Abstract].
  • Cunningham, Adrian, 'Enabling Seamless Online Access To Government' in Australian Government Locator Service, National Archives of Australia, 1998. (External Link no longer available).

Articles

Why Bother?

Conference Papers

Other Recommended Reading

Books

  • Kragh, Helge 1987, An Introduction to the Historiography of Science, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 235 pp. pp.



Prepared by:
Helen Morgan, April 2001
Updated: 22 May 2001, 16 September 2007