#Archiving2021 -Short Course Program live online, June 8-18.

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Want or need to learn the following skills from international experts? 
(Note: This course program is expensive, but it includes affordable student rates.)

  • Imaging / Digitization
  • Preservation / Archiving
  • Access of 2D, 3D, and AV materials
  • Management and Partnerships

Starting today, the #Archiving2021 Short Course Program online, June 8-18. LIVE courses presented over nine days, with no more than two courses offered per day. Classes, taught by experts in their fields, move from introductory to advanced content within three tracks: Advanced Imaging, Digitization, and Preservation.  
Take advantage of the Short Course Passport for access to all 14 courses + recordings and save up to $455 over individual course registration.

There is still time to register and attend LIVE classes or view recordings.

REGISTER today at https://bit.ly/Arch2021_ShortCourses
 
The Short Course Program is provided with support from Buserdi HEDS High-End Document Scanners. 

 
• 2 and 4-hr courses  
• Attend live sessions and view recordings until September 30, 2021 
• Participate across two time zones: 10:00 – 15:00 NY/16:00 – 21:00 Paris 
*It is recommended that you register at least two hours before the start time of an event to allow for registration processing. 
 
Archiving 2021 Online  
Short Courses: 8-18 June  
Technical Program: 21-24 June 
http://bit.ly/Arch2021 
 
Connect with us on LinkedIn and Twitter @ImagingOrg for #Archiving2021 updates! 

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