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This course will count towards the DAS certificate program (Foundational tier).
This course provides a high-level overview of the Open Archival Information System (OAIS) Reference Model. This required foundational course serves as a “basic building block” that lays the groundwork for your DAS course of study. In three learning modules, this course takes you through the history of OAIS, provides definitions of key terms, explains some of the important concepts associated with the international (version 2) standard, as well as discusses current uses of the conceptual framework.
Note that this course utilizes version 2 of the OAIS Reference Model.
*This course is a requirement of the Digital Archives Specialist Certificate Program.
Upon completion of the course, you’ll be able to:
- Understand the history, definition, and significance of the OAIS reference model
- Understand common terminology and conceptual models associated with OAIS
- Understand how to create and manage information packages within OAIS-informed workflows
Who Should Attend?
Archivists, practitioners, managers, administrators, and IT professionals
What You Should Already Know?
Participants are expected to have basic archival training and education and familiarity with computers
DAS Tier: Foundational
DAS Core Competency:
Communicate and define terminology, requirements, roles, and responsibilities related to digital archives to a variety of stakeholders.
Note that this courses utilizes version 2 of the OAIS Reference Model.
You will have access to this product for 60 days from the date of purchase. Once the on demand course is purchased, go to SAA's Learning Management System and click the Resources tab to access a PDF of the presentation slides and the webcast exam (if applicable).
If you intend to pursue the DAS Certificate, you will need to pass the examination for this course.
Registration Fee:
SAA Member: $319
Employee of SAA Member Institution: $369
Nonmember: $439