Although the same principles of records management apply to electronic
records and systems, there continue to be special considerations for
creating and managing electronic records. 
Designed for individuals with prior background in electronic
recordkeeping, this course expands on the basic electronic records
management knowledge in other NARA courses. It is an investigation of
issues, people, and tools related to electronic records management. It
also looks at emerging technologies and their implications for records
management. 
Outcomes: 
At the end of the course, the participants will be able to: 
Recognize where to insert RM requirements into the planning,
development and implementation of information systems; 
Develop and implement an enterprise-wide electronic records management
(ERM) pilot; 
Identify legal requirements and policies that impact Federal
information requirements for electronic records; 
Demonstrate awareness of current issues in electronic recordkeeping as
well as emerging technologies and their implications for web-based
records management; 
Explain techniques and tools being developed by NARA to address the
challenges of electronic records management, including the Electronic
Records Archives (ERA); 
Describe the positive factors that promote collaboration between RM and
IT staff; and 
Describe best practices in ERM. 

Who should attend? 
Participants with a basic understanding of electronic records
management through completion of the NARA knowledge area courses,
experience maintaining large collections of electronic records, or
background in a technical field. 
September 29-30 • New York • $300 
Visit https://nara.learn.com to register online or for more information
you can call our training hotline at 781-663-0148.

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

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