- Episode 002 -
Episode 002 of the Heritage Advantage CoLab takes a step back from the trending topic of AI, and focuses on the more human side of archival work, with guest speaker Anders Sjöman, CEO of The Centre for Business History
- EPISODE 002 - HIGHLIGHT CLIPS -
Introduction to the panel | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
Join host Megan O'Hern-Crook (HAI), alongside Casper Smithson (PastView), Danny Harbison (CloudTide), Brandon Werts (HAI), and guest speaker Anders Sjöman, CEO of The Centre for Business History.
The Emotional Impact of Some Archival Collections | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
The panel discuss the emotional impact of working with certain archival collections and records, either impacting them directly or someone on their team.
Advice for Emotional Burnout with Difficult Archives | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
At times, emotional burnout can come from working on emotionally heavy archives - the panel share stories and advice on dealing with it.
Archival Collections with Unexpected Emotional Weight | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
The panel discuss working with archival collections that brought a unexpected amount of emotional heaviness.
Building Trust with Communities Whose Archives You Work With | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
Working with archives from a community you're not part of can sometimes be tricky. The panel discuss ways for building trust with those communities.
The Unseen Side of Archival Work | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
The panel discuss the unseen side of archival work, that the end user is likely unaware of.
Surprising Findings in Corporate Archives | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
Casper Smithson shares his experience of working with the corporate and family side of Twinings.
The Future for Archivists | Heritage Advantage | Ep.002
The panel close episode 002, with a look ahead at the future for archivists.
Missed Episode 001? Watch it now!
If you missed episode 001 of the Heritage Advantage CoLab, then dive into all the content now, with guest speakers from Reuters Screenocean, GSK, Twinings, The Centre for Business History, & Chivas Brothers/Pernod Ricard.
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