SAA online courses

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 SAA Courses beginning in Jan. include the following:

Courses below count towards the in-person requirement for the A&D and/or DAS program.

To add multiple courses, click the Add Registration button during your check out process.
DEI Webcasts for Archives Managers Available On-Demand

 We launched four new webinars for archives managers to take your knowledge of and commitment to DEI principles and practices to the next level. These trainings are funded by a grant from the SAA Foundation.

Take Your Next A&D and DAS Course Online-Whenever You Want!

 SAA Education offers a new on-demand format for A&D and DAS certificate courses on grant writing, copyright, and privacy and confidentiality. Each course, taught by an expert practitioner, consists of multiple video presentations, slides, exercises, and the course's exam. Work through the material at your own pace and complete the work as your schedule allows.  

  • Writing a Grant Proposal (A&D, Management Track)
    First time writing a grant proposal? Need help outlining your goals and defining your objectives? Take SAA Education's on-demand course "Writing a Grant Proposal" and complete as your schedule allows!
    Instructor: Gina Minks, Principal, Gina Minks Consulting, LLC
  • Copyright Issues for Digital Archives (A&D, DAS)
    Brush up on your knowledge of copyright and legal issues for digital archives-and make sure your practices are in compliance-with this on-demand, work-at-your-own-pace course from SAA Education!
    Instructor: Joshua Kitchens, Director, Clayton State Archival Studies Program
  • Privacy and Confidentiality in Digital Archives (A&D, DAS)
    SAA Education's on-demand course "Privacy and Confidentiality Issues in Digital Archives" will help you identify options for resolving the most commonly encountered privacy and confidentiality legal issues for digital records.
  • Instructor: Joshua Kitchens, Director, Clayton State Archival Studies Program
For more information contact  SAA Headquarters, saahq@archivists.org


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