Foundational courses focus on the essential skills that archivists need to manage digital archives. They focus primarily, but not exclusively, on the needs of practitioners (i.e., archivists who are or will be working directly with electronic records). These courses present information that an archivist might implement in the next year.
| Courses | Format | Archivist Audiences | Other Audiences |
| Appraisal of Digital Records | 1-day | Practitioner | Records Manager |
| Arrangement and Description of Digital Records: Part 1 | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager, Administrator | Librarian; Museum Professional |
| Basics of Managing Digital Records | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Legal Professional, Records Manager |
| Digital Curation: Fundamentals for Success | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager, Administrator | Librarian; Museum Professional |
| Digital Forensics: Fundamentals | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager, Administrator | Librarian, Museum Professional, Legal Professional, Records Manager |
| Digital Preservation of Audio and Video: Fundamentals | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional |
| Introduction to Email Preservation | Web | Practitioner | Records Manager |
| Introduction to Processing Digital Records and Manuscripts | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Metadata Overview for Archivists | Web | Practitioner | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Standards for Digital Archives | Web | Practitioner, Manager, Administrator | IT Professional, Legal Professional |
| Thinking Digital | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Web Archiving Fundamentals | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager, IT Professional |
Tactical and Strategic Courses focus on the skills that archivists need to make significant changes in their organizations so that they can develop a digital archives and work seriously on managing electronic records. They focus primarily, but not exclusively, on the needs of managers (i.e., those archivists who manage other professionals and who oversee programmatic operations). These courses present information that an archivist might implement in the next five years.
| Courses | Format | Archivist Audiences | Other Audiences |
| Accessioning and Ingest of Digital Records | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, IT Professional |
| Arrangement and Description of Digital Records: Part 2 | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Building Advocacy and Support for Digital Archives | 1-day | Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Copyright Issues for Digital Archives | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager, Administrator | IT Professional, Records Manager |
| Developing Specifications and RFPs | 1-day | Manager | IT Professional, Legal Professional, Records Manager |
| Digital Archives and Libraries | 1-day | Manager | Librarian; Museum Professional |
| Digital Records—The Next Step | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Digital Repositories | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | |
| Preserving Digital Archives | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, IT Professional, Records Manager |
| Privacy and Confidentiality Issues in Digital Archives | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager, Administrator | IT Professional, Records Manager |
| Providing Access to Digital Archives | Web/half-day | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional |
Tools & Services courses focus on specific tools and services that archivists need to use for their work with digital archives. They are practical courses focused on specific software products and other tools and they focus primarily, but not exclusively, on the needs of practitioner archivists. These courses present information that an archivist could implement immediately.
| Courses | Format | Archivist Audiences | Other Audiences |
| Archival Collections Management Systems | Web | Practitioner | IT Professional, Librarian, Records Manager |
| Command Line Interface | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Crosswalking Metadata | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, |
| Digital Forensics: Advanced | 2-day | Administrator | IT Professional, Legal Professional, Records Manager, Librarian |
| Fundamentals of Research Data Curation | Web | Practictioner, Manager | |
| Preservation Formats in the Context of PDF | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, Museum Professional, Records |
| Tool Selection and Management | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | IT Professional |
Transformational courses focus on the skills that archivists need to change their working lives dramatically and transform their institutions into full-fledged digital archives. They focus primarily, but not exclusively, on the needs of administrators (i.e., those archivists with oversight over the entire archival enterprise of an institution). These courses present information that an archivist might implement over the course of the next 10 years.
| Courses | Format | Archivist Audiences | Other Audiences |
| Assessment and Certification of Digital Repositories | Web | Administrator, Manager | IT Professional |
| Digital Curation Planning and Sustainable Futures | 1-day | Administrator | IT Professional, Librarian, Museum Professional, Records Manager |
| Managing Digital Records in Archives and Special Collections | 1-day | Manager | |
| Tool Integration: From Pre-SIP to DIP | 1-day | Practitioner, Manager | |
| User Experience Design and Digital Archives | Web | Practitioner, Manager | Librarian, IT Professional |