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When:  

August 3-7, 2020
12pm-3pm ET (9am-12pm PT)

Where:

All online via Zoom, with opportunities to join via computer or phone

First time Zoom users, view our Zoom cheatsheet for attendees.
First time Zoom presenters, view our Zoom cheatsheet for presenters.

Who Can Attend:

Individuals from ArchivesSpace member institutions only. Registration required for each activity.  If you register for one session, you are guaranteed a spot in that session only.  You must register for all activities you plan to attend. For those who cannot attend, the presentations on August 3 will be recorded and made available after the event.

Registrations for each day of the forum are separate. You will need to register for each day you are interested in attending to guarantee your spot. Registration for each activity is linked above the session in the agenda.  Workshop attendance is limited.  

Discussion sessions on Tuesday, August 4, will occur in two separate zoom rooms.  You must register for both Zoom Room A and B if you want to attend discussions in both rooms.

The number of registrations available for the workshops on August 5-7 is limited.  The total number of attendees is noted next to the registration. To give as many people as possible a chance to attend, you may register for only one workshop.

The ArchivesSpace Member Forum is open to individuals from ArchivesSpace member institutions only. To register, you must use an institutional email address associated with an ArchivesSpace member institution.  Registrations using personal email addresses and addresses associated with non-member institutions will not be accepted.  This means that those events with limited capacity may fill before you are able to correct your registration.  

Program:

August 3, 2020

REGISTRATION FOR AUGUST 3, 2020: https://lyrasis.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xpYVf9_QRaWUjr49D_gmug

12:00pm-12:10pm ET

Welcome and announcements
Jessica Crouch, ArchivesSpace

12:10pm-1:45pm ET

Show Us Your Plug-In

In this session, ArchivesSpace users will highlight a plug-in, tool or integration they've developed to make their ArchivesSpace life easier.  Q&A to follow.

Moderator:
Jessica Crouch, ArchivesSpace

12:10pm-12:25pm 
Hannah Sistrunk, Rockefeller Archives Center
Erich Chang, Rockefeller Archives Center


MatchBox 
A plug-in that uses container profile information to provide a read-only searchable/sortable interface where staff can also do some extent calculations. 



12:40pm-12:55pm
Matthew Stephens, Atlanta University Center

Image Carousel
A plug-in that adds a an image carousel to a page on the ArchivesSpace Public User Interface


12:55pm-1:10pm 
Alex Duryee, The New York Public Library

Timewalk
A plug-in that provides automatic date parsing in ArchivesSpace

1:10pm-1:25pm
Corey Schmidt, University of Georgia

Batch exporter tool for Windows users

1:25pm-1:45pm
Q&A

1:45pm-2:00pm

Break
2:00pm-2:15pm ET

It's in the Cards: Integrating ArchivesSpace with Trello for Better Processing Project Management
Noah Huffman, Duke University

This lightning talk will introduce a lightweight ArchivesSpace-Trello integration that automatically creates Trello cards when new Accession records are added to ArchivesSpace. The integration is based on a simple Python script that uses the ArchivesSnake and py-trello Python libraries to access data from the ArchivesSpace API and post it to Trello using the Trello API. Presenter will describe Duke's use case for creating the integration and explain how it streamlines the way we manage processing projects. The presentation will include screenshots showing the integration in action and briefly cover how to install, configure, and customize it for your own use. More information and documentation is available here: https://github.com/noahgh221/archivesspace-trello

2:15pm-3:00pm ET

2:30pm-3:00pm ET

ArchivesSpace State of the Union
Christine Di Bella, ArchivesSpace

August 4, 2020

Community Discussion Sessions

Join members of the ArchivesSpace member community in discussions about a variety of topics.  These sessions are intended to be interactive and we encourage you to come ready to join in with your own questions, comments and insight.

Individual registration is required for both discussion rooms.  You may register for one or both discussion rooms and pop in and out of each discussion session as you wish.  

Time

REGISTRATION FOR DISCUSSION ROOM A:

https://lyrasis.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwucO2vqDMsGtST-c6siwwUnOImLXRWVfDM

REGISTRATION FOR DISCUSSION ROOM B:

https://lyrasis.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0kce6tqzktGNc15HLsC8Pw9sgTeK49C-eA

12:00pm-12:50pm ET

12:50pm-1:00pm ET

Break

Break
1:00pm-1:50pm ETGetting Involved in ArchivesSpace

In this session, representatives from the ArchivesSpace Governance Board, User Advisory Council and Technical Advisory Council will discuss the leadership role that each plays in guiding the future of the ArchivesSpace application, fostering an engaged member community, and encouraging ongoing ArchivesSpace development. They will also discuss the role LYRASIS plays as the organizational home of ArchivesSpace.  An open discussion of ways you can get involved in ArchivesSpace governance will follow.  To learn more about the ArchivesSpace Governance Board and Councils before this discussion, visit https://archivesspace.org/governance-board-and-councils

Managing your ArchivesSpace Implementation in a Pandemic

In this session, Bailey Hoffner (University of Oklahoma) will build on her popular session at the 2020 AchivesSpace Online Forum which highlighted how she managed an ArchivesSpace implementation during the COVID-19 pandemic, accomplishing what had initially been estimated to be a 2-3 year implementation project in the space of less than year.  This was accomplished, in part, by "on-boarding" and utilizing staff that wouldn't normally work in ArchivesSpace while they worked from home during a stay-at-home order. This discussion will focus on ways managers can set and achieve reasonable goals in ArchivesSpace while extending radical empathy to staff during an unprecedented and difficult time.  

1:50pm-2:00pm ET

Break

Break
2:00pm-2:50pm ETProviding Reference in ArchivesSpace

In this session, Brittany Newberry (Atlanta University Center) and Melissa Nerino (Industrial Archives) will build on their popular session at the 2020 AchivesSpace Online Forum and moderate a discussion of how archivists can make their collections more accessible through ArchivesSpace.

Managing Student Workers, Interns and other Paraprofessional Workers in ArchivesSpace

In this session, Kelsey Barnett, Tyson Koenig, and Rach Teasdale (Southeast Missouri State University) will discuss their student-managed implementation of ArchivesSpace including lessons learned, key takeaways and next steps.  After, they will moderate a discussion about managing student workers and other "non-archivists" working in ArchivesSpace.  

August 5, 2020

Workshop: Space Management in ArchivesSpace

12pm-3pm ET

This workshop is currently full.


WORKSHOP REGISTRATION:
 https://lyrasis.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dtDOVMRhQJyaudvJsI3jHQ

Please note: There are 25 seats available for this workshop. You may guarantee your spot through registration. You may only register for one workshop.

The workbook and additional resources for this workshop will be provided in advance.

Upon completing this workshop, you’ll have learned how to use ArchivesSpace to:

  • Create and manage physical containers within a repository.

  • Create and manage physical locations within a repository.

  • Automatically generate the volume measurement of a resource.

  • Track available space within repository storage areas.

Instructor:

  • Nancy Enneking, The Getty Center

August 6, 2020

Workshop: Introduction to the ArchivesSpace API

12:00pm-3:00pm ET

WORKSHOP REGISTRATION: https://lyrasis.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_37l79JvkQUSxmRA4PaSmDw

Please note: There are 50 seats available for this workshop. You may guarantee your spot through registration. You may only register for one workshop.

Part presentation, part in-depth demo, this workshop will introduce attendees to the ArchivesSpace API (Application Programming Interface).  Using the ArchivesSpace API enables the user to perform tasks, like bulk actions, that are not possible or are more time consuming to accomplish in the ArchivesSpace Staff User Interface. The presentation will establish important concepts while the demos bring those concepts into reality. Please note that this is not a hands-on workshop and has instead been designed as an in-depth tutorial with live examples and time for Q&A. The trade-off will be a more seamless introduction to the API. Packets will be provided to all attendees for how to setup and use an API client on their own. This workshop assumes experience with ArchivesSpace but not the API itself; beginners are encouraged to attend.

Instructor:

  • Valerie Addonizio, Atlas Systems

August, 7 2020

Workshop: Using ArchivesSnake with the ArchivesSpace API

12:00pm-3:00pm ET

WORKSHOP REGISTRATION: https://lyrasis.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oWr6EJZ9RoarzCcPwI00Uw

Please note: There are 25 seats available for this workshop. You may guarantee your spot through registration. You may only register for one workshop.

This workshop will explain how to use ArchivesSnake, a client library for working with the ArchivesSpace API found at https://github.com/archivesspace-labs/ArchivesSnake.

As institutions have adopted ArchivesSpace, a variety of practitioners and institutions have written scripts making use of the backend API to accomplish various bulk tasks not supported (yet) by the interface. ArchivesSnake is intended to be a comprehensive client library, to reduce duplication of effort and simplify scripting ArchivesSpace.

Instructors:

  • Dave Mayo, Harvard University 
  • Greg Wiedeman, University of Albany
Code of Conduct

Our Member Forum adheres to Code4Lib’s CodeofConduct4Lib. We seek to provide a welcoming, fun, and safe community experience for everyone. The full text of the code of conduct is available at: http://bit.ly/coc4lib.

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