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A Study on Educational Services of Archives

Journal of Korean Society of Archives and Records Management / Journal of Korean Society of Archives and Records Management, (P)1598-1487; (E)2671-7247
2008, v.8 no.1, pp.27-43
https://doi.org/10.14404/JKSARM.2008.8.1.027

(2008). A Study on Educational Services of Archives. Journal of Korean Society of Archives and Records Management, 8(1), 27-43, https://doi.org/10.14404/JKSARM.2008.8.1.027
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Abstract

In this study, educational service programs of archives have been reviewed through articles and case studies. As a result, five main educational services of archives were found. First, educational services are provided to K-12 students and teachers. Secondly, most educational services have focused on application of primary resources connected to current educational courses. Thirdly, cooperations among teachers, education experts, and archivists have been proceeded. Fourth, besides the direct instructions, printed materials and web based educational contents were also provided for students. Fifthly, utilization of primary resources were applied not only to history area, but also many subject areas such as social science, arts and humanities.

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archival reference services, educational programs, primary sources, archives, user services, 기록정보서비스, 교육프로그램, 일차사료, 기록관, 이용자서비스, archival reference services, educational programs, primary sources, archives, user services

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