Tutorials and workshops

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On this page you will find a collection of resources created to support the delivery of workshops, tutorials, training sessions, and the like. Have a resource to add, or one that you know about which is publicly available? Please help us by adding it!

Seealso

Check out these other relevant sections of our community resources:

Some of these materials were created for ICA-AtoM, the 1.x version of AtoM - we've organized them into sections to make distinguishing them easier. Whenever possible, we've also added a version number, so you know which version of the application the resource covers.

AtoM 2 materials

Council of Archives New Brunswick (CANB) AtoM materials (AtoM 2.0)

The Council of Archives New Brunswick has publicly shared training materials prepared for their members institutions to use ArchivesCANB, the AtoM 2-powered provincial portal administered by CANB. Materials available include a PowerPoint presentation for training on basic actions in AtoM; an AtoM "Cheat sheet" of recommended fields for users entering data into CANB, and a guide to the creation of controlled subject headings, based on a similar guide produced by MemoryBC (the provincical AtoM portal in British Columbia, Canada, maintained by the Archives Association of British Columbia).

Find the CANB materials here: http://canbarchives.ca/canb/5879/ArchivesCANB

University of Witwatersrand, South Africa 3-Day AtoM 2.0 Workshop

In October 2013, a 3-Day AtoM workshop was conducted in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Hosted by the University of Witwatersrand and organized by Michele Pickover and Gabriele Mohale, the 3-day workshop had over 30 participants from 16 different institutions, including the University of Namibia, Desmond Tutu Peace Centre, and the National Archives. The workshop was aimed at introducing and exploring AtoM 2.0 as a multi-lingual open-source application for online archival description and arrangement in single and multi-institutional portals. Training on AtoM was provided for all participants and addressed the features and functions of the software for public users, archivists and administrators. The workshop materials were created using copies of archival records held by organizations all over Ontario, which were generously supplied by the Archives Association of Ontario. The archival records are available through ARCHEION. You are free to use the manuals for your own purposes.

ICA-AtoM (1.x) materials

Important

These are older resources that refer to legacy versions of ICA-AtoM. At this time, ICA-AtoM is no longer being actively developed - instead, we are concentrating all development efforts on AtoM 2 - see the AtoM home page for more information. We will keep these resources available for legacy users, and for their historical relevance to AtoM's growth and evolution over time.

Archives Society of Alberta (ASA) Workshop Tutorials (ICA-AtoM 1.3)

In February 2013, two ICA-AtoM workshops were conducted in Edmonton, Alberta.

On Sunday, Feb.24 an ICa-AtoM Administrator Workshop was held with Carrie Lunde, Database Administrator at Archives Society of Alberta and Rene Georgopalis, Executive Director / Archives Advisor at Archives Society of Alberta. The workshop materials for this Administrator Session focused on features and functionality in ICA-AtoM 1.3 that support the Administration of the ASA online Portal. The workshop materials were created using copies of archival records held in the Archives Society of Alberta database, but are no-longer available for interaction. You are free to use the manuals for your own purposes.

On Monday, Feb.25 an ICA-AtoM Authorized User Workshop was held and eight ASA members attended. The workshop materials for this Authorized User Session focused on features and functionality in ICA-AtoM 1.3 that support Archival activities of archival description. The workshop materials were created using copies of archival records held in the Archives Society of Alberta database, but are no-longer available for interaction. You are free to use the manuals for your own purposes.

Archives Association of Ontario (AAO) Training Materials (ICA-AtoM 1.2)

In March 2012, Amanda Hill, the Archeion Coordinator presented a workshop on the re-launch of Archeion, Ontario's online gateway to archives, using ICA-AtoM software. AAO has graciously agreed to share their Workshop Slide Presentation: Archeion Slideshare and their training booklet in FRENCH and ENGLISH!

  • In the spirit of open-source and education - this material is free to re-use for your own purposes

CARBICA Tutorial (ICA-AtoM 1.1)

In August 2011 a two-day training workshop on ICA-AtoM 1.1 was presented in Curaçao and attended by members of the ICA's Caribbean section (CARBICA). In preparation for the workshop a demo version of ICA-AtoM was created using copies of archival records held by the Rare Books and Special Collections (RBSC) at the University of British Columbia Library. To encourage learning and support new users in their discovery of ICA-AtoM open-source software for archival description, a CARBICA training manual with 10 tutorials was created. The tutorials in the booklet allow users to interact with the data in the CARBICA demo version of ICA-AtoM.

Anyone is free to download the workshop materials and complete the tutorial on their own or adapt it for use in other projects.

CARBICA Training Manual/ Tutorial

CARBICA demo version of ICA-AtoM

  • Step Three - Restart your computer with the DVD inserted. Computers running Mac platform require the user to hold "C" key during boot.
  • Step Four - Follow instructions in CARBICA Training Manual - Tutorial #1.

CARBICA LiveDVD Demo Troubleshooting

During data entry into ICA-AtoM, if you encounter a white screen after clicking the EDIT button:

  • Change section of URL from "index.php" to "qubit_dev.php" and hit return. This should fix the white screen and allow you to continue data entry
  • It may be necessary to make this switch from time to time
  • This is most likely due to a segmentation fault caused by issue 1995 which does not affect all users

MemoryBC Tutorial (ICA-AtoM 1.1)

MemoryBC.ca provides access to descriptions of archival materials held in repositories throughout the province of British Columbia, Canada. The site is run using ICA-AtoM and managed by the Archives Association of British Columbia (AABC). The AABC allows its institutional members to add and edit their archival descriptions in the MemoryBC portal. This tutorial is used in workshops held throughout the province to prepare users for data-entry.

Anyone is free to download the workshop material and complete the tutorial on their own or adapt it for use in other projects.

MemoryBC Tutorial booklet

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