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Text Base
e-TERM provides three types of course materials:
- Texts
- Cases
- Concepts and Terms
Texts consist of articles, (parts of) books, and Web publications.
Cases may be written case studies, or eventually multimedia representations
or software. Concepts and terms will form a glossary of recordkeeping
terminology, using existing definitions from recognised sources.
The Text Base provides reading materials to support each of the
e-TERM modules. Each text is accompanied by introductory notes,
questions to support reading and understanding, and assignments
to stimulate discussion and knowledge transfer.
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Module 0-1, text 1:
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State Records Authority of New South Wales: What Are Records?
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Module 0-1, text 2:
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Cox, Richard: The Record: Is It Evolving?
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Module 0-2, text 1:
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Parsons, June, and Oja, Dan: Computer Concepts
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Module 0-2, text 2:
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Libicki, Martin C: Information Technology Standards: Quest
for the Common Byte
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Module 0-3, text 1:
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Hammer, Michael, and Champy, James: Reengineering the
Corporation : a manifesto for business revolution. Chapter
2, Reengineering - the path to change
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Module 0-3, text 2:
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Heeks, Richard: Reinventing Government in the Information
Age: international practice in IT-enabled public sector reform.
Chapter 1, Reinventing Government in the Information Age
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Module 1, text 1:
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Barry, Richard: Getting It Right: Managing Organisations
in a Runaway Electronic Age
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Module 1, text 2:
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Bearman, David: Record-Keeping Systems
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Module 2, text 1:
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Public Record Office: Management, Appraisal and Preservation
of Electronic Records
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Module 2, text 2:
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Rothenberg, Jeff: Ensuring the Longevity of Digital Documents
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Module 3, text 1:
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Adam, N R, Dogramaci, O, Gangopadhyay, A, and Yesha, Y: Electronic
Commerce: technical, business and legal issues. Chapter 6:
Legal Frameworks: Policy & Regulatory Issues for Electronic
Commerce
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Module 3, text 2:
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Pope, Jeremy: TI Source Book 2000: Confronting Corruption:
the elements of a national integrity system. Chapter 24, The
Right to Information--Information, Public Awareness and Public
Records
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Module 4, text 1:
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National Archives of Australia and the State Records Authority
of New South Wales: Designing and Implementing Recordkeeping
Systems (DIRKS): A Manual for Commonwealth Agencies
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Module 4, text 2:
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Wallace, David A: Background Briefing on the State of
Electronic Records Research and Implementations Across the
World
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Module 5, text 1:
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Bearman, David: The Implications of Armstrong v. Executive
of the President for the Archival Management of Electronic
Records
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Module 5, text 2:
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National Archives of Australia: Archiving Web Resources:
A Policy for Keeping Records of Web-based Activity in the
Commonwealth Government
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The notes and learning assignments in the Text Base may be used,
adapted or copied for educational purposes, freely and without restriction.
The original texts may be subject to copyright restrictions; where
known, copyright has been noted in the Text Base.
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