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Education for Archivists: Hard Choices And Hard Work

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Abstract

In contrast with the view in the preceding article, a different description of the audience for continuing archival education is presented. Archival appointments include many part-time assignments, and many archivists will not take graduate programs. There is a large and varied audience for continuing education programs that do not presume pre-appointment education. The model for education offerings will include two main types of archivists-those with and those without extensive pre-appointment education. Scarce resources can and must be stretched to meet a wide variety of needs.

How to Cite:

Horn, D. E., (1996) “Education for Archivists: Hard Choices And Hard Work”, Archival Issues 21(1), 25–31. doi: https://doi.org//archivalissues.10657