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Strategic Planning for Archival Organizations Using Logic Models
Northwest Archivists Annual Meeting (2016)
  • Rick A Stoddart
  • Erin Passehl-Stoddart, University of Idaho
Abstract
Logic models provide one approach to demonstrate the meaningful impact archives and  cultural organizations have with our stakeholders and communities. A logic model is a  graphical representation of an archival collection, department, or organization’s inputs,  outputs, and outcomes to the communities they serve. Logic models can help apply strategic  thinking to archival activities such collection management, curation, and promotion, and  generate valuable discussion about strategic importance. This presentation will demonstrate  the value in creating archives­related logic models and provide a hands­on opportunity to  learn what a logic model is, how to build one, and related activities to advance strategic  thinking with these new tools.  
Keywords
  • strategic planning,
  • archives,
  • special collections,
  • logic models
Publication Date
April 30, 2016
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Citation Information
Rick A Stoddart and Erin Passehl-Stoddart. "Strategic Planning for Archival Organizations Using Logic Models" Northwest Archivists Annual Meeting (2016)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/richard_stoddart/55/
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