Current Training Programs

In addition to the upcoming and on-demand programs listed below, NEDCC can customize programs to meet the interests and training needs of your institution and region. See About Preservation Training at NEDCC for more information about customized training programs. Questions about program content? Contact info@nedcc.org or 978-470-1010.

Webinars are recorded and are available for participants to view for a period of three months following the live session.

Please note the registration deadline, and register early! These programs can fill up quickly.

Scheduled Programs	Registration Fees and Policies
On Demand Programs	Payment Options
	Technical Information

SCHEDULED PROGRAMS

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Date and Time	Program Name	Registration Fee for Each Individual
Jun 10, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	RI-Audiovisual Preservation for Smaller Institutions Workshop In-person workshop Registration deadline: June 3, 2019 Maximum class size: 20 Instructor: Sean Ferguson, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Digital Scholarship Lab (Main Floor, Room 137) Rockefeller Library Brown University 10 Prospect Street Providence, RI 02912 his one-day workshop gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. The curriculum covers format identification and risks to audiovisual materials; care and handling; inventory and assessment, and planning reformatting and digitization projects. The instructor will provide the information that participants need to create inventories of audiovisual holdings and to develop a reformatting timeline for priority materials, and will lead activities designed to identify common format carriers found in collections. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. Please note that scholarships for this workshop have been awarded. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jun 11, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	RI-Digital Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: June 3, 2019 Maximum class size: 20 Instructor: Jaime Schumacher, Digital POWRR Project and Sean Ferguson, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Digital Scholarship Lab (Main Floor, Room 137) Rockefeller Library Brown University 10 Prospect Street Providence, RI 02912 NEDCC has partnered with the Digital POWRR Project to develop a one-day workshop with a focus on practical tips and activities for small organizations that have fewer than $500 per year to devote to digital preservation efforts. Participants will gain confidence to move from digital preservation theory to practice by understanding the different policies and tools needed to approach building a digital preservation program. The workshop will include several activities, including how to assess digital preservation using the NDSA Levels of Preservation, and will include hands-on experience with basic digital preservation tools that can be used even at institutions with limited budgets. *NOTE:* This is not* a workshop on how to scan or digitize materials. Participants are required to bring a laptop in order to participate in the hands-on activity. Please contact* info@nedcc.org if you are unable to bring a laptop. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. Please note that scholarships for this workshop have been awarded. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jun 13, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	VT-Digital Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: June 3, 2019 Maximum class size: 28 Instructor: Jaime Schumacher, Digital POWRR Project, Sean Ferguson, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: David W. Howe Library University of Vermont 538 Main Street Burlington, VT 05405 NEDCC has partnered with the Digital POWRR Project to develop a one-day workshop with a focus on practical tips and activities for small organizations that have fewer than $500 per year to devote to digital preservation efforts. Participants will gain confidence to move from digital preservation theory to practice by understanding the different policies and tools needed to approach building a digital preservation program. The workshop will include several activities, including how to assess digital preservation using the NDSA Levels of Preservation, and will include hands-on experience with basic digital preservation tools that can be used even at institutions with limited budgets. *NOTE:* This is not* a workshop on how to scan or digitize materials.* A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jun 14, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	VT-Audiovisual Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: June 3, 2019 Maximum class size: 28 Instructor: Sean Ferguson Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Marsh Room, Third Floor Billings Library University of Vermont 48 University Place Burlington, VT 05405 This one-day workshop gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. The curriculum covers format identification and risks to audiovisual materials; care and handling; inventory and assessment, and planning reformatting and digitization projects. The instructor will provide the information that participants need to create inventories of audiovisual holdings and to develop a reformatting timeline for priority materials, and will lead activities designed to identify common format carriers found in collections. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jul 8, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Central	SD-Audiovisual Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: June 28, 2019 Maximum class size: 40 Instructor: Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Room 130 Hilton M. Briggs Library South Dakota State University 1300 N. Campus Drive Brookings, SD 57007 This one-day workshop gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. The curriculum covers format identification and risks to audiovisual materials; care and handling; inventory and assessment, and planning reformatting and digitization projects. The instructor will provide the information that participants need to create inventories of audiovisual holdings and to develop a reformatting timeline for priority materials, and will lead activities designed to identify common format carriers found in collections. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jul 9, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Central	SD-Digital Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: June 28, 2019 Maximum class size: 40 Instructor: Jaime Schumacher, Digital POWRR Project Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Room 130 Hilton M. Briggs Library South Dakota State University 1300 N. Campus Drive Brookings, SD 57007 NEDCC has partnered with the Digital POWRR Project to develop a one-day workshop with a focus on practical tips and activities for small organizations that have fewer than $500 per year to devote to digital preservation efforts. Participants will gain confidence to move from digital preservation theory to practice by understanding the different policies and tools needed to approach building a digital preservation program. The workshop will include several activities, including how to assess digital preservation using the NDSA Levels of Preservation, and will include hands-on experience with basic digital preservation tools that can be used even at institutions with limited budgets. *NOTE:* This is not* a workshop on how to scan or digitize materials. Participants are required to bring a laptop in order to participate in the hands-on activity. Please contact* info@nedcc.org if you are unable to bring a laptop. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jul 15, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	KY-Audiovisual Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: July 8, 2019 Maximum class size: 32 Instructor: Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Room W102 William F. Ekstrom Library University of Louisville (Belknap Campus) 2215 3rd Street Louisville, KY 40208 This one-day workshop gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. The curriculum covers format identification and risks to audiovisual materials; care and handling; inventory and assessment, and planning reformatting and digitization projects. The instructor will provide the information that participants need to create inventories of audiovisual holdings and to develop a reformatting timeline for priority materials, and will lead activities designed to identify common format carriers found in collections. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jul 16, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	KY-Digital Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: July 8, 2019 Maximum class size: 32 Instructor: Jaime Schumacher, Digital POWRR Project Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Room W102 William F. Ekstrom Library University of Louisville (Belknap Campus) 225 S. 3rd Street Louisville, KY 40208 NEDCC has partnered with the Digital POWRR Project to develop a one-day workshop with a focus on practical tips and activities for small organizations that have fewer than $500 per year to devote to digital preservation efforts. Participants will gain confidence to move from digital preservation theory to practice by understanding the different policies and tools needed to approach building a digital preservation program. The workshop will include several activities, including how to assess digital preservation using the NDSA Levels of Preservation, and will include hands-on experience with basic digital preservation tools that can be used even at institutions with limited budgets. *NOTE:* This is not* a workshop on how to scan or digitize materials.* A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jul 18, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	WV-Audiovisual Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: July 8, 2019 Maximum class size: 28 Instructor: Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Room 138 Drinko Library Marshall University 1 John Marshall Drive Huntington, WV 25755 This one-day workshop gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. The curriculum covers format identification and risks to audiovisual materials; care and handling; inventory and assessment, and planning reformatting and digitization projects. The instructor will provide the information that participants need to create inventories of audiovisual holdings and to develop a reformatting timeline for priority materials, and will lead activities designed to identify common format carriers found in collections. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Jul 19, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	WV-Digital Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: July 8, 2019 Maximum class size: 28 Instructor: Jaime Schumacher, Digital POWRR Project, Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Room 138 Drinko Library Marshall University 1 John Marshall Drive Huntington, WV 25755 NEDCC has partnered with the Digital POWRR Project to develop a one-day workshop with a focus on practical tips and activities for small organizations that have fewer than $500 per year to devote to digital preservation efforts. Participants will gain confidence to move from digital preservation theory to practice by understanding the different policies and tools needed to approach building a digital preservation program. The workshop will include several activities, including how to assess digital preservation using the NDSA Levels of Preservation, and will include hands-on experience with basic digital preservation tools that can be used even at institutions with limited budgets. *NOTE:* This is not* a workshop on how to scan or digitize materials.* A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Aug 22, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	OK-Audiovisual Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: August 15, 2019 Maximum class size: 40 Instructor: TBD Location: Musser Learning Lab Oklahoma Historical Society 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive Oklahoma City, OK This one-day workshop gives participants the foundation needed to be effective collections stewards for audiovisual materials. The curriculum covers format identification and risks to audiovisual materials; care and handling; inventory and assessment, and planning reformatting and digitization projects. The instructor will provide the information that participants need to create inventories of audiovisual holdings and to develop a reformatting timeline for priority materials, and will lead activities designed to identify common format carriers found in collections. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER
Aug 23, 2019 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern	OK-Digital Preservation for Smaller Institutions In-person workshop Registration deadline: August 15, 2019 Maximum class size: 40 Instructor: Jaime Schumacher, Digital POWRR Project NEDCC (TBD) Location: Musser Learning Lab Oklahoma Historical Society 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73105 NEDCC has partnered with the Digital POWRR Project to develop a one-day workshop with a focus on practical tips and activities for small organizations that have fewer than $500 per year to devote to digital preservation efforts. Participants will gain confidence to move from digital preservation theory to practice by understanding the different policies and tools needed to approach building a digital preservation program. The workshop will include several activities, including how to assess digital preservation using the NDSA Levels of Preservation, and will include hands-on experience with basic digital preservation tools that can be used even at institutions with limited budgets. *NOTE:* This is not* a workshop on how to scan or digitize materials. Participants are required to bring a laptop in order to participate in the hands-on activity. Please contact* info@nedcc.org if you are unable to bring a laptop. A limited number of scholarships will be available to reimburse participants for the registration fee and offer some travel assistance. For scholarship information visit https://goo.gl/forms/gAmxBlva0pCUE5Mc2. If you apply for a scholarship, please do NOT register until the scholarships have been awarded. We will hold a slot for you once you submit your scholarship application. Close Info	$40 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	REGISTER

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On Demand Programs

Available any time!

Original Broadcast Date	Program Name	Registration Fee for Each Individual
Oct 24, 2017	AMIA Continuing Education: The Fundamentals of Copyright (Session 1) Maximum class size: 50 Instructor: Hope O'Keeffe, Associate General Counsel, Library of Congress and Greg Cram, Associate Director of Copyright and Information Policy, New York Public Library Location: On Demand All too often researchers look to archivists and librarians for information regarding complex copyright law and fair use policies. This two-part webinar course aims to arm library and information professionals with a working knowledge of concepts relating to copyright and intellectual property, specifically as they relate to audiovisual collections, which present particular challenges. The webinar will begin at an introductory level—offering a basic discussion of copyright law, the public domain, and the implications for collections. The second webinar will be a “deep dive” into some of the broad concepts that are presented in Session 1. Issues such as creator and transfer rights and open access will be addressed. No previous knowledge of copyright law is required. Session 1 will be taught by Hope O’Keeffe, Associate General Counsel at the Library of Congress and Session 2 will be taught by Greg Cram, Associate Director of Copyright and Information Policy at the New York Public Library. Duration: 90 minutes Close Info	$45 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	PURCHASE
Oct 26, 2017	AMIA Continuing Education: The Fundamentals of Copyright (Session 2) Maximum class size: 50 Instructor: Greg Cram, Associate Director of Copyright and Information Policy, New York Public Library and Hope O'Keeffe, Associate General Counsel, Library of Congress Location: On Demand All too often researchers look to archivists and librarians for information regarding complex copyright law and fair use policies. This two-part webinar course aims to arm library and information professionals with a working knowledge of concepts relating to copyright and intellectual property, specifically as they relate to audiovisual collections, which present particular challenges. The webinar will begin at an introductory level—offering a basic discussion of copyright law, the public domain, and the implications for collections. The second webinar will be a “deep dive” into some of the broad concepts that are presented in Session 1. Issues such as creator and transfer rights and open access will be addressed. No previous knowledge of copyright law is required. Session 1 will be taught by Hope O’Keeffe, Associate General Counsel at the Library of Congress and Session 2 will be taught by Greg Cram, Associate Director of Copyright and Information Policy at the New York Public Library. Duration: 90 minutes Close Info	$45 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	PURCHASE
Oct 17, 2017	AMIA Continuing Education: Processing of Oral Histories Maximum class size: 50 Instructor: Mary Larson, Associate Dean for Special Collections, Oklahoma State University Library, and Sarah Milligan, Associate Professor and Head of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program, Oklahoma State University Location: On Demand Oral histories, which are nearly ubiquitous in archival and cultural heritage collections, capture first-hand accounts of their subjects and are particularly valuable resources as they often record the histories and memories of underrepresented people and groups. However, oral history interviews may be maintained on a variety of media formats (both analog and digital), which can make them daunting to care for. This 90-minute webinar will offer guidance to those archivists charged with maintaining these important recordings and will present a workflow—from beginning to end—for how best to process, preserve, and make accessible oral history materials. The webinar will also introduce some important concepts that are particular to oral history collections, including conversations on ethical considerations, the use of outside vendors, and the role of transcription and index tagging. This is a beginner-level webinar and previous experience processing oral history and/or audiovisual collections is not required. The course will be taught by Mary Larson, Associate Dean for Special Collections at Oklahoma State University Library and former President of the Oral History Association and Sarah Milligan Associate Professor and Head of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at Oklahoma State University. Duration: 90 minutes Close Info	$45 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	PURCHASE
Nov 2, 2017	AMIA Continuing Education: Storage of Audiovisual Collections Maximum class size: 50 Instructor: Jean-Louis Bigourdan, Senior Research Scientist, Image Permanence Institute Location: On Demand Many audiovisual and moving image collections are at risk due to their material instability and the ever-growing issue of technological obsolescence. While reformatting is a valuable tool for both preservation and access, preserving the original objects nevertheless remains important. Perhaps the most important action that archivists can take to guarantee the long-term preservation of audiovisual objects is to ensure that they are held in the proper storage conditions. This webinar provides an introduction and overview of best storage practices. It will identify appropriate packing and storage containers and include a detailed discussion of proper environmental standards. Formats covered during the webinar will include magnetic tape, motion picture film, and photographs. It is suitable for both new and experienced professionals and will be taught by Jean-Louis Bigourdan, Senior Research Scientist at the Image Permanence Institute. Duration: 90 minutes Close Info	$45 Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	PURCHASE
Apr 25, 2018	How to Host a Community Scanning Day Instructor: Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC PRESERVATION WEEK FREE WEBINAR As members of the cultural heritage community, we want our collections and activities to reflect all people in our communities . Hosting a community scanning day is an interactive, participatory way to collect--and digitize--memories from our communities for the sake of documenting our own history. However, a lot of planning goes into hosting one, with a set of logistics consider, as well as selecting equipment, determining access and delivery systems of scanned content, and ensuring the rights to view and disseminate information online. This webinar provides an overview of each of these tasks and will help you organize your next event. Duration: 60 minutes Close Info	Free Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	WATCH
Apr 24, 2018	Creative Fundraising for Preservation Instructor: Claire Grund, Associate Conservator, NEDCC PRESERVATION WEEK FREE WEBINAR Looking for creative fundraising ideas for your book conservation project or other conservation / preservation initiative? Join us for tips on developing an Adopt-a-Book, or Adopt-an-Artifact program, using web content, crowdfunding, and social media. We’ll provide examples of successful initiatives and give you a check-list to follow, as well as resources to help with your fundraising efforts. Duration: 45 Minutes Close Info	Free Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	WATCH
Nov 13, 2018	Writing Your Preservation Assistance Grant Instructor: Ann Marie Willer, Director of Preservation Services at NEDCC and Mary Downs, Senior Program Officer, National Endowment for the Humanities Be ready for the new grant deadline on January 15, 2019! This webinar covers the issues that should be considered when preparing to submit an NEH Preservation Assistance Grant. Emphasis will be on preparing the grant narrative, making the case for your project, getting requisite information from consultants, and putting together a good budget. Duration: 60 minutes Close Info	Free Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	WATCH
Dec 13, 2018	Moving to the Next Step with Digital Preservation: The Digital Collection Assessment Instructor: NEDCC Staff Caring for digital collections can be a complex undertaking which involves many decisions about policies and responsible stewardship. A digital preservation assessment can help document the decision making process and the rationales behind our policies and activities. In this free webinar, you will learn about the framework for a digital preservation assessment and how it can help sustain our digital collections care. The information in this session will also cover resources and grants available to perform this activity, and will be useful for cultural heritage institutions of all sizes that are looking for resources for caring for digital collections. This program is one of the products of the Digital Preservation Assessment Training grant, funded by National Endowment for the Humanities. Duration: 17 minutes Close Info	Free Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	WATCH
Apr 22, 2019	Writing Grants for Audio Preservation and Reformatting Instructor: Bryce Roe, Manager of Audio Preservation Services, NEDCC and Becky Geller, Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Duration: 53 minutes Close Info	Free Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	WATCH
Apr 25, 2019	Long-Term Preservation for Early Record Books Instructor: Bexx Caswell-Olson, Director of Book Conservation, NEDCC Early record books contain important historical information that must be preserved for current and future generations. Proper care and maintenance of these records is required to ensure long term access to this information. This webinar will discuss how to identify different types of early records that you may have in your collection and special considerations for their storage and handling, provide an overview of available preservation strategies, and outline how to find and work with a qualified vendor. Duration: 1 hour Close Info	Free Copy of student ID required. Please email a copy to ko'leary@nedcc.org	WATCH

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Registration fees and policies

Registration fees

Fees are for individual registrants.

One-hour webinars: $45 per person
"On Demand" webinar recordings: $45 per person
Two-hour webinars: $95 per person
Multi-session courses: pricing varies; student discount may be offered
In-person workshops: pricing varies

Discounts

NEDCC offers a student discount for our multi-session courses, Preservation 101 and Fundamentals of Audiovisual Preservation. We do not offer any other discounts (e.g. early bird, group, etc.).

Registration Policies

Early registration is strongly recommended due to limited capacity. See registration deadline listed for each class.
Registration will close one week before the deadline date, or earlier if the class becomes fully enrolled.
Your registration will be confirmed after your credit card is processed, so please do not consider yourself registered until you receive a confirmation from NEDCC.
Payment must be received before the start of class.
Cancellation: If you need to cancel your webinar or workshop registration, the registration fee will be refunded minus a $25 processing fee when cancellation is made at least 48 hours before the start of the program.
Questions about registration? Contact Kim O’Leary, koleary@nedcc.org, or 978-470-1010, ext. 226

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Payment Options

Credit Card: MasterCard, VISA, or American Express are accepted. Credit card transactions will be accepted and processed online only. This is the fastest way to secure a space in the class.
Institution Check, Personal Check, or Money Order: Please complete the online registration form and mail a copy of your confirmation email and check or money order, made payable to “NEDCC” to: NEDCC, Attention: Kim O’Leary, 100 Brickstone Square, Andover, MA 01810-1494.
Purchase Order, Invoice, or Vendor Request: Please contact us well in advance . This process can take weeks or months to facilitate.
Wire Transfer: NEDCC can accept wire transfers for international registrations. Please contact Kim O'Leary at koleary@nedcc.org for instructions.
Phone or Fax: No fax or telephone registrations will be accepted.

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Scheduled webinars are presented live on Eastern Standard Time.
Instructions to access each webinar will be sent the day before the class.
Webinars are recorded and are available for participants to view for a period of three months following the live session.
To listen to the webinar session you will need earplugs, a headset, or speakers that connect to your computer. Be sure to test your audio connection in advance.
Before registering for a webinar session we recommend that you review and test your connection to Adobe Connect to ensure that you will be able to run the program successfully.
- Connection Test: http://nedcc.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm
- Quick Guide to Adobe Connect: https://seminars.adobeconnect.com/_a227210/vqs-participants/
Need technical assistance? Contact Kim O’Leary, koleary@nedcc.org, or 978-470-1010, ext. 226

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Contact us

Questions about registration or need technical assistance? Contact Kim O’Leary, koleary@nedcc.org, or 978-470-1010, ext. 226

NEDCC is grateful for support from the National Endowment for the Humanities for its training programs, outreach activities, and web resources.

(Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these resources do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.)

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