Records management topics

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Lists the basic steps for beginning or improving a program to manage records, including conducting a records inventory, developing a collecting policy and preparing a needs assessment.

Historical typewritten letter from 1949.

Defines what a record is and is not. Includes information on documentation projects, records management software and indexing.

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Describes resources and strategies for making records more accessible internally and to members of the general public.

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Outlines and links to best practices, K-State RM Policies, and guidelines for data storage and email management.

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Provides advice for scheduling, appraising and destroying government and nongovernment records, with links to schedules for counties and municipalities.

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Describes components of a historical records program, including identifying, acquiring, making accessible, providing reference to and preserving records.