🖥 Delivery: Online (self-paced)
Migrating archival data from AtoM to Heratio end to end - audit and mapping, export, transform and clean, import, digital objects and reindexing, and validation/cutover. Completes the AtoM (ATOM-01/02) and Heratio (HER-01) pair.
- Why migrate AtoM to Heratio
- Audit & mapping
- Export from AtoM
- Transform & clean
- Import into Heratio
- Digital objects & reindex
- Validate, cutover & decommission
Slides, handouts and workbooks for each topic are provided once you enrol.
🖥 Delivery: Online (self-paced)
An introduction to Heratio - the AHG's standalone Laravel 12 platform for archives, libraries, museums, galleries, DAM and records management, with Records in Contexts (RiC) as a first-class capability.
- What Heratio is
- Archival description in Heratio
- Browse, search & discovery
- Digital objects, IIIF & 3D
- Research portal & services
- Administration & AI
Slides, handouts and workbooks for each topic are provided once you enrol.
🖥 Delivery: Online (self-paced)
Running AtoM in production - administration and permissions, import/export, theming, Elasticsearch, integrations (Archivematica, IIIF) and command-line maintenance.
- Administration & permissions
- Import & export
- Themes & customisation
- Search & Elasticsearch
- Integrations
- CLI, upgrades & troubleshooting
Slides, handouts and workbooks for each topic are provided once you enrol.
🖥 Delivery: Online (self-paced)
Getting started with AtoM (Access to Memory) - the open-source, standards-based archival description application: navigating, creating descriptions (ISAD(G)), authorities and repositories, digital objects and publication.
- What AtoM is
- Navigating AtoM
- Creating an archival description
- Authorities & repositories
- Digital objects
- Access points & publication
Slides, handouts and workbooks for each topic are provided once you enrol.
🖥 Delivery: Online (self-paced)
Core archival theory and practice - provenance, appraisal, arrangement, description (ISAD(G)/RiC), access, digital archives, and ethics.
- What archives are & archival principles
- Appraisal & acquisition
- Arrangement
- Description standards
- Access, reference & outreach
- Digital & born-digital archives
- Ethics, rights & community protocols
Slides, handouts and workbooks for each topic are provided once you enrol.