Family History and Ancestral Tourism – are you making the
most of your resources? Take the opportunity to come along and discuss the
subject with archive colleagues. It’s also a good chance to visit a purpose
built, £10.5 million Heritage Lottery Funded facility!
This training event is limited to 30 places on a first come
first serve basis.
Venue - Highland
Archive & Registration Centre, Bught Road, Inverness, IV3 5SS, Scotland.
Date – 26
September 2014.
Programme
10.00 Registration. Tea/Coffee
10.00 Registration. Tea/Coffee
10.30 Welcome
10.40 “Engaging
with other Heritage Providers”, Chris Halliday, Family History Leader,
Highland Archive Service
Highland Archive Service
11.10 “The Aberdeen & North East Scotland
Ancestral Tourism Partnership”, Phil Astley,
City Archivist, Aberdeen City & Aberdeenshire Archives
City Archivist, Aberdeen City & Aberdeenshire Archives
11.50 Workshop.
“Engaging with local groups”
12.20 Lunch
1.00 “The
Mystery of the Blue Jacket Boy-How the Orkney Archive Blog Helped Bring a WW1
Sailor’s Letter Home”, Lucy Gibbon, Assistant Archivist, Orkney Library & Archive
Sailor’s Letter Home”, Lucy Gibbon, Assistant Archivist, Orkney Library & Archive
1.40 Workshop.
“The pros & cons of social media”
2.20 Tea/coffee
2.40 “Collaboration for Homecoming”, Julie
Corcoran, Network Librarian Inverness Library,
Cait McCullagh, Curator (Collections Engagement) Inverness Museum & Art Gallery &
Janet Baker, Education & Outreach Co-ordinator, Highland Archive Service
Cait McCullagh, Curator (Collections Engagement) Inverness Museum & Art Gallery &
Janet Baker, Education & Outreach Co-ordinator, Highland Archive Service
3.20 Workshop
“Where does your service sit in your organisation: is it a help or a hindrance”
3.45 Q&A
4.00 Close
A tour of the building will be available at 4pm for those
wishing to stay behind.