2. APPRAISAL
Appraisal is the process determining
whichrecord should be kept with how
long, and which record to throw away.
One of the archivis’t authority is select
and appraise archives which aims to
make the archivist know or select
record that have permanent (historical
record), build an organizational
description comply with collection
policies, make sure record are
accessible, make it easier for
researchers, and keep maximum
information.
Office
Administrasion
3. Archivist select and appraise archives
through an acquisition policy.
4
3
Informati
on about
the scope
of, or
limitation
s to,
policy
Information
about the
legal status
of the
repository or
other source
of its
authority to
2
1
Acquisition Policy
Framework
Information
which
identifies the
repository
and the
governing
body
Information
about the
process of
collection
4. Developing an acquisitions strategy
1.Deciding aims and
outcomes
2 .Allocate appropriate
resources
3 .Check appropriateness of
acquisition policy
4. Evaluate your holdings
5. Complementary collections
5. How is the Archivist's
Assessment?
An archivist works in the
field of archiving. The
archivist assessment is
carried out by a
selection and field
inspection appraisal
officer, where there is a
documentation strategy,
macro-appraisal and
functional analysis, an
acquisition strategy,
records-based analysis
and policies and
supervision.
6. 2
About the
contents of
the notes
3
About the
grading
process.
ASSESSMENT PROCES
Once we begin the assessment process, there are 3 sets of questions
to consider which are
1
About the
archive
collection it
self.
