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[image: AMIA Online SM] Introducing AMIA's first online learning series! Beginning in September, AMIA is offering three webinar series intended to further education in the archival moving image profession, as well as to provide introduction to these topics to the broader libraries and archives community. The first is *Introduction to Digital Formats and Storage <http://www.amiaonline.org/?page_id=16>*. This eight webinar series focuses on digital file formats, storage and transfer workflows. The series includes: - Introduction to Digital Formats and Concepts - Audio: Part 1 - Formats - Audio: Part 2 - Digital Audio Workflows - Video: Part 1 - Formats - Video: Part 2 - Video Workflows - Film: Part 1 - Digital Film Formats - Film: Part 2 - Digital Film Workflows - Digital Storage and Infrastructure The series begins September 15 and runs through October 20th. You can register for the full series, or for individual sessions. The second series is *Best Practices for Small Audiovisual Archives <http://www.amiaonline.org/?page_id=25>*. <http://www.amiaonline.org/?page_id=25> This two webinar seriesis directed to small institutions with audiovisual collections and limited staff The series includes one overview session and one session on digitization. The webinars will be October 6 and October 8, 2015. The third series is *Best Practices for Personal Audiovisual Collections. <http://www.amiaonline.org/?page_id=23>* This two webinar series is intended for families and individuals with audiovisual collections they wish to preserve. The series includes one overview session and one session on digitization. The webinars will be September 29 and October 1, 2015. For for individual session descriptions and registration information *www.AMIAOnline.org <http://www.amiaonline.org>* *If you no longer want to receive emails from AMIA, please <#14f65d045554bcea_14f65caf836938d6_14f65c995692d4d4_14f236653a912918_>Opt-Out <http://www.cvent.com/d/lxXWR4tFwUm_lzHAxZeOKg/mnvp/E1/8D>.* ------------------------------ [image: Cvent - Web-based Software Solutions] <HTTP://www.cvent.com> Tara D. Kelley Audiovisual Librarian and Media Specialist Moving Image and Recorded Sound Division Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture 515 Malcolm X Boulevard, New York, NY 10037 212-491-2269 tarakel...@nypl.org
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