Training
Managing Disaster Response and Recovery in Cultural Collections
Wed, May 28
Hobart - University of Tasmania
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 9
Victoria University of Wellington
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Fri, Jun 13
Australian National University - Canberra
Cataloguing Serials: Print And Electronic
Thu, Jun 19
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities
Introduction to Records and IM: Principles and Practice for Contemporary Business
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Leading in Libraries: A Leadership Program for Libraries and Information Services
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 23
Queensland University of Technology (KG)
Train the Trainer for Information Professionals
Jul 7,8
Auckland - PricewaterhouseCoopers
Collections held at CARM
The VICLINK Fiction Collection of 50,000 volumes is located in the CARM Centre. The majority of the collection is now catalogued and available, and cataloguing of the entire collection was completed at the end of 2007.
This collection of early twentieth century titles is a unique resource for those researching the stylistic development of twentieth century fiction or social history as reflected in popular literature.
The University of Melbourne's collection of theses prior to 1974 has been transferred to the CARM Centre. Access to this collection can only be obtained by contacting the University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library.
Other important items housed in the CARM Centre include:
- English Parliamentary Papers from early 18th century
- The Indian Census 1961 and 1981 (fairly complete runs)
- The Indian Census 1901, 1911, 1921, 1931, 1971, 1991 (only a few volumes)
- Foreign language medical journals from the Brownless Medical Library at the University of Melbourne, some of them 19th century volumes
- Wool and textile journals from Deakin University