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? Need accommodation for hearing or visual differences? Contact [email protected] or 978-470-1010.
Please note the registration deadline and register early! These programs can fill up quickly. Webinars are recorded and are available for participants to view for a period of three months following the live session.
Some organizations and state agencies provide scholarship funding for NEDCC's training programs. Contact them directly for details: Digital Preservation Outreach & Education Network (DPOE-N), Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives(KDLA), and Oklahoma Department of Libraries.
Participants who are eligible Certified Archivists can earn Archival Recertification Credits (ARCs) through the Academy of Certified Archivists for many of our programs.
SCHEDULED PROGRAMS
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| Dec 7, 2023 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Storing Audiovisual Collections
Live online webinar Registration deadline: December 5, 2023
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online This session provides attendees with an in-depth introduction to developing and implementing a storage plan for audiovisual media, including grooved media, motion picture film, magnetic tape, and optical discs. The instructor will cover fundamental activities needed to carry out a storage plan from start to finish, including inventorying materials, proper handling, selecting the right enclosures, and improving the storage environment. Attendees will receive guidance on how to track the condition of materials in storage, understand each format’s unique vulnerabilities, and how to implement cold storage. Prioritization for storage will also be covered to help participants make optimal use of their resources. |
$95 | REGISTRATION IS |
| Dec 12, 2023 2:00pm – 3:30pm Eastern |
Strategies for Oversized Collections
Live online webinar Registration deadline: December 10, 2023
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Kathryn Boodle, Senior Conservator, NEDCC Location: online This webinar instructs participants on good practices for caring for oversized materials in their collections, including those made of paper (e.g. posters, maps, large books, architectural plans) and textiles (e.g. flags, quilts). Storage and handling methods will be covered in detail. Participants will gain a solid understanding of how to protect oversized collections and will receive a decision-making tree and a bibliography. |
$70 | |
| Dec 14, 2023 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Strategies for Acetate and Nitrate Negatives and Film
Live online webinar Registration deadline: December 12, 2023
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Terrance D’Ambrosio, Director of Imaging Services, NEDCC Location: online Do you need to start working on the nitrate and acetate in your stacks, but don’t know where to start? This webinar, presented by NEDCC’s Director of Imaging Services, will cover all of the logistical complexities involved in a digitization/reformatting project that includes nitrocellulose- and cellulose acetate-based film, from packing and shipping to long-term storage and maintenance to the ethical dilemma of retention vs. disposal. The concepts and approaches will be applicable to any nitrate or acetate digitization project, from the very small to the very large, and while the webinar will focus on still photographic film, the information will be applicable to motion picture nitrocellulose and cellulose acetate film as well.
Note: this webinar does not address in detail digitization methods or specifications for film-based media.
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$95 | |
| Jan 9, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Creating Preservation-Quality Oral Histories
Live online webinar Registration deadline: January 7, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Karl Fleck, Associate Audio Preservation Engineer, NEDCC Location: online Making sure the stories of your oral history subjects will be available long into the future starts before you even press “record.” This session teaches participants about the technical considerations that go into making an oral history recording preservation-quality. This includes selecting the right equipment, capturing audio that is clear and with as few ambient noises as possible, and making sure your recordings are in file formats that support digital preservation. The instructor will cover practical and achievable recommendations that meet different resource levels and budget needs so that both small and large organizations can improve the preservation quality of their oral history recordings. |
$45 | |
| Jan 22, 2024 2:00pm – 3:30pm Eastern |
Fundamentals of Photograph Preservation (6 sessions)
Facilitated course Registration deadline: January 20, 2024
Maximum class size: 34 Instructor: Monique Fischer, Senior Photograph Conservator, NEDCC Location: online The six-session online course offers an in-depth introduction to the preservation of photographs, including their identification, deterioration, and care. Participants will learn how to recognize various photographic processes ranging from daguerreotypes to contemporary prints. Preservation problems associated with specific processes will also be studied. The course will address storage concerns and preservation priorities, including environmental guidelines, enclosures, and proper care and handling. The course will include an optional assignment in which participants create a preservation plan for a selected photographic collection within their institution. This course is intended for individuals who want to learn in more detail how to care for photographs including curators, collection managers, exhibit preparations, catalogers, archivists , photographers and collectors.
1/22/2024 Session 1: Introduction – Photograph Preservation Checklist
1/29/2024 Session 2: Paper, Glass and Plastic: Id and Care of Negatives
2/5/2024 Session 3: Finding a Balance: Caring for Cased Images
2/12/2024 Session 4: Black and White Photographic Processes: Salt to Silver Gelatin Print
2/26/2024 Session 5: Color and Contemporary Photography
3/4/2024 Session 6: Review of Course and Preservation Plans
Participants who are eligible Certified Archivists earn 10 Archival Recertification Credits (ARCs) through the Academy of Certified Archivists.
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$375 Student fee: $280 |
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| Jan 23, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Caring for Vellum-bound Books
Live online webinar Registration deadline: January 21, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Amelia Sorensen, Assistant Book Conservator, NEDCC Location: online Vellum bindings are books bound in parchment covers, which creates unique vulnerabilities that collections managers need to consider when improving the preservation outlook of these specific materials. The instructor will walk participants through key terms, the mechanical structure of vellum bindings, common condition issues of vellum-bound books, and storage solutions for these materials. Participants will learn when it is appropriate to apply preventive care solutions in-house and when a collections manager should instead seek a conservator for treatment. |
$45 | |
| Jan 25, 2024 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Caring for Paper-Based Collections
Live online webinar Registration deadline: January 23, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Kathryn Boodle, Senior Conservator, NEDCC Location: online An introduction to the preservation of paper-based collections, this webinar focuses on books, documents, photographs, and works of art on paper. It will include information on paper manufacture, deterioration, and proper storage. Also discussed are inks and colorants, adhesives, and image layers. |
$95 | |
| Feb 1, 2024 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Exhibiting Your Collections
Live online webinar Registration deadline: January 30, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online Now including exhibition of 3-D objects and textiles! Cultural heritage organizations often look to their collections to create public exhibitions, but putting the spotlight on rare books and documents is inherently at odds with preservation. Exhibits, though, provide a powerful avenue for outreach and also present opportunities for collection advocacy. Preparing collections for safe exhibition ensures that these materials remain accessible into the future. This webinar will help you understand the risks of exhibition so that you can develop policies and guidelines to mitigate those risks. Selection for exhibition will be covered, along with space considerations, safe handling, and display methods. |
$95 | |
| Feb 8, 2024 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Strategies for Born-Digital Collections
Live online webinar Registration deadline: February 6, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online This webinar is for anyone interested in developing or refining their organization’s collecting and preservation practices for content originating in a digital form. Emails, websites, and files stored on computers and removable media all require unique approaches for their acquisition and care. The instructor will guide participants through software, hardware, and practices designed to meet the challenges of various types of born-digital content. Participants will gain an understanding of the technical requirements to care for born-digital collections and how to prioritize born-digital content for preservation. The instructor will share examples of workflows for born-digital content to help participants develop practical solutions for the collections in their own institutions. |
$95 | |
| Feb 15, 2024 2:00pm – 3:30pm Eastern |
Caring for Scrapbooks
Live online webinar Registration deadline: February 13, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Bexx Caswell-Olson, Director of Book Conservation, NEDCC Location: online Scrapbooks document personal moments alongside local and national history. The variety of records and materials inside--and the myriad methods of fastening them to the page--pose significant preservation challenges. Participants will learn about the structure of scrapbooks, the types of materials commonly found in them, methods of attachment, implications for preservation and conservation, and how to provide the best level of care for scrapbook collections. Low-cost, in-house preservation approaches are included. NEDCC’s Director of Book Conservation, Bexx Caswell-Olson, will join attendees for a Q&A session following the presentation. Sign up for "Digitizing Scrapbooks" on 2/27/2024 to learn about imaging scrapbooks in your collections. |
$70 | |
| Feb 27, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Digitizing Scrapbooks
Live online webinar Registration deadline: February 25, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: David Joyall, Senior Collections Photographer, NEDCC Location: online This session provides an overview of digitizing scrapbooks, photo albums, and other unique bound items. Selecting, preparing, and imaging scrapbooks requires careful planning and the right equipment. Scrapbooks often include fragile binding, adhesives, and folded or tucked-in elements that require careful handling during the digitization process. This one-hour webinar addresses the benefits and drawbacks of various digitization methods, as well considerations related to file formats and resolution, in order to help you decide on an approach that is right for your project. |
$45 | |
| Feb 29, 2024 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Preservation 101 (10 sessions)
Facilitated course Registration deadline: February 27, 2024
Maximum class size: 25 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online 2/29/24 Session 1: Intro to Preservation
The Preservation 101 course is an interactive online course designed to introduce preservation topics such as environmental management, deterioration of materials, emergency preparedness, and preservation of paper-based, audiovisual, and digital formats. The course prepares participants to complete a preservation needs assessment and offers structured guidance on developing an institutional disaster plan. A series of 10 live, instructor-led webinars builds on self-paced study between sessions, using assigned readings and other resources to supplement the “classroom” discussions.
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$650 Student fee: $500 |
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| Mar 12, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Handling Book and Paper-Based Collections: A Primer For Staff, Interns, & Volunteers
Live online webinar Registration deadline: March 10, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Bexx Caswell-Olson, Director of Book Conservation, NEDCC Location: online As stewards of our historic resources and cultural heritage materials, we are responsible for the long-term preservation of our collections materials. But how to handle different types or materials can be confusing. Unsure about when to wear gloves? Need to know more about how to use book cradles and how to handle fragile materials? The best way to shelve bound volumes or store maps?
Using a relaxed and straightforward approach, Bexx Caswell-Olson will guide you through proper care and handling techniques for a wide variety of collections materials including documents, works of art on paper, maps, photographs, and bound volumes. This webinar is great for anyone new to handling rare/fragile materials and for anyone in need of a quick refresher.
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$45 | |
| Mar 19, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
FADGI Demystified
Live online webinar Registration deadline: March 17, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Terrance D’Ambrosio, Director of Imaging Services, NEDCC Location: online Have you heard the word "fad-gee” used in reference to a digitization project but unsure what it meant? Or are you an old pro when it comes to digitization guidelines but interested in hearing more about their application and implementation? This new webinar will provide both an introduction to and a critical engagement with the Technical Guidelines for Digitizing Cultural Heritage Materials (2016), published by the Still Image Working Group - aka FADGI. The webinar will begin with a history of image quality standards and guidelines in the US and abroad. It will then proceed to consider the intentions behind standards-based digitization and the specific aspects of image quality of concern. Finally the intended application and practical implementation of FADGI will be discussed, considering both the advantages and disadvantages of strict adherence to standards-based workflows. Please note that while technical standards are the subject of discussion, the webinar is designed for audience members of varying backgrounds and skill levels. |
$45 | |
| Mar 26, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Introduction to Audio Preservation
Live online webinar Registration deadline: March 24, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online This webinar introduces participants to issues in audio preservation, beginning with an overview of common formats and their preservation risks. The instructor will describe basic care and handling techniques, briefly discuss reformatting-as-preservation, and share tools for format identification, inventory, and storage. Note that many of these concepts apply to moving image collections as well. Participants will gain a solid understanding of how to devise next steps for their audio collections and where to find more information. |
$45 | |
| Apr 9, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Managing Moving Image Collections
Live online webinar Registration deadline: April 7, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online This webinar introduces participants to concepts that will facilitate the care and management of moving image collections. The instructor will discuss common film formats and their preservation risks, as well as introduce tools for film identification and assessment. Participants will gain a solid understanding of how to devise next steps for their moving image collections and where to find more information. |
$45 | |
| Apr 30, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Writing Grants for Audio Preservation and Reformatting
Live online webinar Registration deadline: April 28, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Bryce Roe, Director of Audio Preservation Services, NEDCC Location: online Audio collections are at a high-risk of loss due to the relatively short lifespan of their carriers and dependence on obsolete media for playback, but reformatting is a challenging and technical process, which can require the involvement of vendors whose services might be difficult to afford without outside funding. This webinar will introduce participants to a variety of grants that fund audio preservation and reformatting activities and offer guidance on selecting a grant-worthy project for their institution. Director of Audio Preservation Bryce Roe will also walk participants through each major section of a grant with tips and advice for preparing a successful application. |
Free | |
| May 7, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
No Budget Preservation Tips
Live online webinar Registration deadline: May 5, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online Preservation is an underlying responsibility of any collections caretaker, whether you are an archivist, a public librarian, a family collector, or anyone in between. Preservation has a lot to do with knowing your collections and prioritizing the materials that need the most help to survive. This webinar will discuss methods and projects that require no additional funding or supplies, including collection management, storage environment assessment, care and handling practices, and emergency preparedness. |
Free | |
| May 23, 2024 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Digitization: Planning for Success
Live online webinar Registration deadline: May 21, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online This session covers digitization project stages; selection criteria for converting paper, audio, video, and film collections; and handling considerations for vulnerable media across these format categories. How existing descriptive metadata and available institutional resources factor into conversion planning will also be covered. Learning goals for this webinar include understanding how to outline a conversion project plan, evaluate collections for conversion, and articulate special requirements for unique media. |
$95 | |
| Jun 4, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Surface Cleaning Techniques for Paper-Based Materials
Live online webinar Registration deadline: May 24, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Bexx Caswell-Olson, Director of Book Conservation, NEDCC Location: online When registering be sure to provide the appropriate address for supply kit mailing. PLEASE NOTE: Supply kits can only be mailed within the Continental United States.
In this 1-hour “hands on” webinar, participants will learn about various surface cleaning methods that can be safely used to clean books and paper. Using a combination of lecture and live demonstration, the pros and cons and appropriate application of each method will be discussed. Each participant will receive a supply kit in the mail and will have the opportunity to participate in a unique hands-on experience. This class is appropriate for anyone responsible for the care of paper-based collections – no previous conservation experience is necessary. The registration fee includes supply kit and shipping.
Participants who are eligible Certified Archivists earn 1 Archival Recertification Credit (ARCs) through the Academy of Certified Archivists.
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$70 | |
| Jun 6, 2024 Day 1: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Day 2: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Eastern |
Writing a Disaster Plan (2 sessions)
Facilitated course Registration deadline: June 4, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online Part 1: June 6, 2024
Part 2: June 13, 2024
Who should attend: Anyone who wants to write a disaster plan for their organization or have NEDCC review their current disaster plan
Having a disaster plan is an important part of collections stewardship. This two-part course empowers participants to complete the critical stages of becoming more prepared for the unexpected.
Part 1 of 2 guides participants through the prerequisite stage of writing a disaster plan: conducting a comprehensive risk assessment that identifies and evaluates potential threats based on an organization’s region, building, collections, and history.
Part 2 of 2 walks participants through the elements of writing a disaster plan, including forming a response team, creating salvage priorities, putting together a supplies kit, drafting salvage procedures, and making floor plans.
Participants will finish this two-part series with a method for risk assessment and a disaster plan template having all the knowledge necessary to move forward with the planning process.
At the end of the series, participants can share their organization’s disaster plan with the instructor for feedback and review.
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$200 | |
| Jun 11, 2024 12:30pm – 1:30pm Eastern |
Digital Preservation Storage 101
Live online webinar Registration deadline: June 9, 2024
Maximum class size: 300 Instructor: Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: online Providing the right kind of storage with the right number of copies for your digital files can make the difference between losing and saving your organization's digital cultural heritage. If you are completely new to digital preservation storage, or simply need a refresher or tips for how to work with your IT department, this webinar will help you improve storage at your institution. The instructor will cover requirements for storage environments as well as several affordable and scalable options to meet small and mid-size organization's needs for storage. |
$45 |
On Demand Programs
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NEDCC Preservation Training Videos
Maximum class size: 500
Visit NEDCC's YouTube Channel for Free Training Videos, Conservation Shorts, and more. You’ll find the playlist of free preservation training videos at https://www.nedcc.org/preservationvideos |
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| Oct 26, 2023 | Moving and Renovation: Collections Concerns
Maximum class size: 100
Instructor: Jesse Keel, Associate Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Webinar Recording
Renovation and construction projects in your facility can present significant risks to your collections. In this webinar, you will learn the most common risks for collections, risks for personnel, strategies for risk mitigation, and issues with temporary storage. Participants who are eligible Certified Archivists earn 2 Archival Recertification Credits (ARCs) through the Academy of Certified Archivists. Duration: 2 hrs. |
$70 | |
| Jun 22, 2021 | Building an Easy Digital Preservation Workflow with Small Tools
Maximum class size: 100
Instructor: Ann Marie Willer, Director of Preservation Services, NEDCC Location: Webinar recording
Ready to move from theory to practice with digital preservation at your institution? This webinar shows attendees an example digital preservation workflow. Participants will learn about the preservation activities that the workflow supports and receive a step-by-step demonstration of the workflow in action. Tools include DataAccessioner, Fixity by AVP, and Exactly by AVP. (Note that some of these tools are no longer free or supported, so this webinar recording is offered at a discounted rate.)
Duration: 2 hours
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$35 | |
| May 25, 2021 | Salvaging Damaged Books, Paper, and AV Collections
Maximum class size: 100
Instructor: Annie Matthys, former Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Webinar Recording PLEASE NOTE: After purchase allow 24-48 hours to receive a login and password to access this webinar session.
Disasters in or around our institutions can lead to loss in cultural heritage collections. While preventing and planning for disasters are important pieces of an overall preservation strategy, there may come a time when you need to recover your collections following an incident. This webinar covers strategies for prioritizing and triaging your collections for recovery, as well as techniques for salvaging books, works on paper, and audiovisual materials.
Duration: 2 hours
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$70 | |
| May 11, 2021 | In Perpetuity: Tips for Municipal Clerks and Government Agencies
Maximum class size: 100
Instructor: Annie Matthys, former Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Webinar Recording PLEASE NOTE: After purchase allow 24-48 hours to receive a login and password to access this webinar session.
Town, municipal, and county clerks care for historic ledgers, documents, and other records, while fulfilling everyday responsibilities to the community. By applying the preservation practices in this training webinar, municipal records holders can make the best decisions for the care and handling of their records today, while ensuring that they will be accessible for future generations. The methods and goals discussed in this webinar will help take the worry out of your responsibilities to your records.
Duration: 1.5 hours |
$50 | |
| Mar 24, 2020 | Diving Deeper with Digital Preservation Tools Using the Command Line
Maximum class size: 100
Instructor: Sean Ferguson, former Associate Preservation Specialist, NEDCC Location: Webinar Recording PLEASE NOTE: After purchase allow 24-48 hours to receive a login and password to access this webinar session. Most digital preservation software uses free, smaller tools that run on the command line. This webinar introduces attendees to Windows command line tools, including ROBOCOPY, MD5DEEP, FIDO, EXIFTOOL, and BagIt. Participants will receive an introduction to the command line and a demonstration of these tools in a workflow that breaks down the steps most digital preservation software automates for you. Watch this webinar if you want to learn more about the command line, gain a deeper practical understanding of digital preservation activities, and make more informed decisions about the workflows you build. Watch Building an Easy Digital Preservation Workflow with Small Tools to learn how to use more free digital preservation tools and build your workflow. Duration: 2 hours
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$70 | |
| Jan 17, 2019 | Caring for Architectural Records
Maximum class size: 100
Instructor: Claire Grund, former Paper Conservator, NEDCC Location: Webinar Recording PLEASE NOTE: After purchase allow 24-48 hours to receive a login and password to access this webinar session.
Oversized items proliferate in historic collections, as well as in the records of municipal and business organizations. They are found rolled in boxes, loose in drawers, and folded in files. The size of these records pose challenges to handling and storage, and the materials and processes used in various modes of production complicate preservation. This webinar will present characteristics of oversized architectural records, address both ideal and practical solutions for storage, and prepare you for proper care and handling so that these materials in your collection remain usable for as long as possible. Duration: 1 hour
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$35 | |
Registration fees and policies
Registration fees
Fees are for individual registrants.
One-hour webinars, live: $45 per person
One-hour webinars, "On Demand" recordings: $35 per person
Two-hour webinars, live: $95 per person
Two-hour webinars, "On Demand" recordings: $70 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, Fundamentals of Audiovisual Preservation, and Fundamentals of Photograph 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.
- No registrations will be accepted after the deadline date.
- 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 if cancellation is made at least 48 hours before the start of the program. A cancellation made less than 48 hours before an event will not be refunded.
- Questions about registration? Contact [email protected] or call 978-470-1010, ext. 226.
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, 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 [email protected] for instructions.
- Phone or Fax: No fax or telephone registrations will be accepted.
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 earbuds, a headset, or speakers that connect to your computer. Be sure to test your audio connection in advance.
- Before attending a webinar session, we recommend that you review and test your connection to ensure that you will be able to run the program successfully.
- Update your Zoom Client for Meetings: https://zoom.us/download#client_4meeting
- Participants can enable captioning and view the full transcript in Zoom Meetings.
Contact us
Questions about registration or need technical assistance? Contact [email protected], 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.
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