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Do you have an idea for an article, book, or presentation about design records but don't want to go it alone? It can be intimidating to get started, so why not work with your colleagues! There are several ways through SAA to get involved, including Archival Outlook, American Archivist, and the Case Study Series. There are also other publications outside of SAA you can contribute to. The upcoming issue of American Archivist is dedicated specifically to design records, but that doesn't mean you can only write for special issues!
We've created a Google Spreadsheet for anyone to add ideas and collaborate with your colleagues, which you can find here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P8qPJ5x8vnXaTXzeXtLC1-OlMwsm7HDD/edit#gid=784200205
Collaborating on design records through a shared spreadsheet must be an excellent way to stay organized and efficient. It’s helpful to have a central location where everyone can add their contributions and track progress. For people who need to jump back into the project after a break, you can always resume now and catch up with the updates. This approach ensures everyone is on the same page and can contribute seamlessly. Such collaboration will likely make managing these records much easier in the long run.