Instructor: Brenda Bernier
Workshop Goals:
Using the Kellogg Foundation Logic Model and case studies, participants will learn to adapt four basic collection survey designs to accommodate a wide range of collections and survey goals. They will learn to gauge available resources, define goals, and design appropriate methodologies. During the practicum, the participants will apply the logic model to their own collections.
Anticipated Outcome:
The participants will develop a systematic approach to help them define preservation needs, set priorities, and balance the sometimes competing needs of a robust photograph conservation program.
Agenda and Pre‐Workshop Assignments
Wednesday 10 October
- Introductions and orientation
- Discussion: establishing and balancing priorities
Assignment: read handout “WPC Program Diagrams”
- Kellogg Foundation Logic Model
Assignment: Read pages 1‐4 only of the Logic Model Development Guide.
- Review basic collection survey approaches
- Simple, item‐level survey
- Complex, item‐level survey
- Simple, box‐level survey o Complex, item‐level survey
Assignment: Read handout “Basic Survey Approaches”
- Case studies (1 to 3, as time allows)
- Participants will work with instructor to develop preservation plans using the Logic Model and compare to actual case outcome.
- Case studies (continued)
- Practicum
Friday 12 October
- Participants will develop preservation plans for Hermitage photograph collections using the Logic Model.
Assignment: Choose 4 or 5 collections for practicum. Include small, medium and large collections.
- Practicum (continued)
- Optional: Adapting photo survey model to institutional needs
Assignment: Read handout “Preservation Needs Assessment at Harvard”
- Wrap‐up
Инструктор: Бренда Бернье