'Records Management Today' series

Podcast Series ‘Records Management Today’ – latest episode is available at www.northumbria.ac.uk/records_management_today

 

Episode 6 (August 2009)

Recorded: Monday 29 June 2009

 

Spotlight on: The records continuum, in conversation with Joanne Evans (44 mins).

 

The records continuum model arose from the attempt by Australian academics, archivists and records managers to reformulate the way we think about records and about the recordkeeping.  The model has been most famously expounded by Frank Upward of Monash University, Melbourne Australia (See: http://www.infotech.monash.edu.au/research/groups/rcrg/publications/frank-u-rmj-2001.pdf )

 

In this podcast James Lappin and Joanne Evans discuss the history and significance of the records continuum.  Joanne is a recordkeeping researcher at the e-Scholarship Research Centre at the University of Melbourne, and is also associated with Monash University.  The podcast is introduced by Julie McLeod.

 

Participants:

Joanne Evans, Research Fellow, eScholarship Research Centre, University of Melbourne http://www.esrc.unimelb.edu.au

James Lappin, Thinking Records Ltd

  

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