A Review of Best Practices for Capturing, Sharing and Managing Government Information.
  
This course is designed to provide the skills and knowledge needed to manage electronic records throughout the records lifecycle, and to take steps required to transition from a paper to an electronic records environment. 

Outcomes 

On completion of the Electronic Records Management course, participants will be able to: 

Define key terms related to electronic records management 

Describe the advantages and limitation of electronic records 

Identify laws, regulations and legal policies and practices that impact electronic recordkeeping requirements in the Federal agency 

Recognize the necessity of involving Information Technology (IT) professionals in records management 

Identify recordkeeping requirements for electronic records 

Describe the characteristics of electronic records to consider when determining scheduling and disposition instructions 

Develop policies and procedures for managing e-records 

Build recordkeeping functionality into electronic systems 

Who Should Attend? 

The course is designed for anyone who has basic records management experience, but is less familiar with electronic recordkeeping; and is responsible for developing or updating agency records schedules, or whose work involves developing records retention requirements for electronic records and information systems. It is not intended to be a general introduction to Records Management. 

September 10-11 * Boston * $300 

For more information you can contact us at (781) 663-0148 or by email:  [log in to unmask] 

Andy Potter
Senior Records Analyst
NARA's Northeast Region
(413) 236-3605  

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