CRI 200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Stratford Festival, Personal Information Protection And Electronic Documents Act, Grizzly Man

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Creative Industries
• Course: CRI 200
• Professor: Jeremy Shtern

Document Summary

All of the records made or received by a person, business, or organization. Serve as storehouses of cultural heritage and history. A means to learn about the past. Help us understand who we are and how we came to be the way we are. For evidential reasons: proof of inheritance, ownership of land, registers of births, marriages, deaths, legal records of businesses. Contribute to history for future generations to access. Ensuring your work is being preserved in a safe environment. Increase the profile of your records by allowing visitors from around the world. Morris and helen belkin art gallery - ubc, vancouver bc. Two perspectives to consider: the donator of archival material, the individual who wants to copy archival material. Donations may be collections or individual items. Donation process: agreement must be signed and covers: ownership and custody, terms of use, access and copyright o. Privacy and archives: regulations exist that ensure privacy is protected.