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Looking Back to the Future |
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Looking Back to the Future traces the evolution of the National
Archives’ response to the ongoing challenges of keeping electronic records.
It includes an online resource of ten key documents.
Looking Back to the Future
and its 10 Key Documents |
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Looking
Back to the Future
Simon Davis, Looking Back to the Future: 30 Years of Keeping
Electronic Records in the National Archives of Australia, National
Archives of Australia, Canberra, 2004 |
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to – PDF 146kb |
1. 'The good oil for Australia'
Steve Stuckey, ‘The good oil for Australia: petroleum data’ in
Barbara Reed and David Roberts (eds), Keeping Data: Papers from
a Workshop on Appraising Computer-based Records, presented
by the Australian Council of Archives and the Australian Society
of Archivists Incorporated on 10–12 October 1990, Australian Council
of Archives and Australian Society of Archivists, Canberra, 1991,
pp. 95–104.
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to – PDF 2.5mb |
2.
Managing Electronic Records: Papers from a Workshop
Dagmar Parer and Ron Terry (eds), Managing Electronic Records:
Papers from a Workshop on Managing Electronic Records of Archival
Value, 30 October 1992, Australian Council of Archives and
Australian Society of Archivists, Canberra, 1993.
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to – HTML contents |
3. 'Australian Archives’ approach
to preserving long-term access to the Commonwealth’s electronic
records’
Stephen Ellis and Steve Stuckey, ‘Australian Archives’ approach
to preserving long-term access to the Commonwealth’s electronic
records’ in Stephen Yorke (ed.), Playing for Keeps: The Proceedings
of an Electronic Records Management Conference, hosted by
the Australian Archives, Canberra, 8–10 November 1994, Australian
Archives, Canberra, 1995, pp. 113–32. | Go
to – HTML contents |
4.
Managing Electronic Records: A Shared Responsibility
Australian Archives, Managing Electronic Records: A Shared
Responsibility, Australian Archives, Canberra, 1995, a copy
is available on the National Archives website, Recordkeeping Publications
Archive
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to – HTML archive |
5. Keeping Electronic Records: Policy
for Electronic Recordkeeping in the Commonwealth Government
Greg O’Shea (ed.), Keeping Electronic Records: Policy for Electronic
Recordkeeping in the Commonwealth Government, Australian Archives,
Canberra, 1995, a copy is available on the National Archives website,
Recordkeeping Publications Archive | Go
to – HTML archive |
6. Australian Government
Locator Service, version 1.0 (1998)
Renato Ianella, The Australian Government Locator Service
(AGLS) Manual for Users, version 1.0, National Archives
of Australia and Office for Government Information Technology, Canberra,
1998, a copy is available on the National Archives website, Recordkeeping
Publications Archive
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to – HTML archive |
7. Designing and Implementing Recordkeeping
Systems, exposure draft (2000)
National Archives of Australia, Designing and Implementing
Recordkeeping Systems: Manual for Commonwealth Agencies, exposure
draft, National Archives of Australia, Canberra, 2000, a copy is
available on the National Archives website, Recordkeeping Publications
Archive
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to – HTML archive |
8. Custody Policy
for Commonwealth Records
Australian Archives, Custody Policy for Commonwealth Records,
March 2000, naa.gov.au/recordkeeping/rkpubs/recordkeeping_publications_arc/custody_policy.html
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to – HTML |
9. An Approach to the Preservation
of Digital Records
Helen Heslop, Simon Davis, and Andrew Wilson, An Approach to
the Preservation of Digital Records, National Archives of Australia,
Canberra, 2002 published at www.naa.gov.au/recordkeeping/er/digital_preservation/summary.html
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to – HTML |
10. Making, Keeping
and Using Digital Records
National Archives of Australia, Making, Keeping and Using Digital
Records, National Archives of Australia, Canberra, 2004, published
online at www.naa.gov.au/recordkeeping/er/summary.html
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