This comprehensive course on project management is tailored explicitly for librarians and archivists seeking to enhance their skills in efficiently managing projects within the dynamic and organized realm of libraries and archives. The course is structured into five lessons, each dedicated to a project management phase. Each lesson incorporates thematic sections that delve into crucial aspects of project management, providing practical insights and tips relevant to the subject matter.

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Course Structure

• Lesson 1: Project Initiation

• Lesson 2: Project Planning

• Lesson 3: Project Execution

• Lesson 4: Project Monitoring and Controlling

• Lesson 5: Project Closure

Additional Course Components

• Figures with supplementary information in PDF format

• Practical tips sections for each project phase

• Lesson summaries for quick reviews

• Quizzes to assess comprehension after each lesson

• Further Reading recommendations for in-depth exploration

• Glossary of Project Management Terms for reference

• Resource Library: A template library containing common project management forms and reports, available for download and use in your projects.

Course Objectives

This course equips librarians and archivists with the essential skills to manage projects within their unique professional environments successfully. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid understanding of project initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, controlling, and closure, enhancing their ability to contribute to the successful completion of projects in library and archival settings.

Why Take This Course

By enrolling in this course, participants gain access to a comprehensive curriculum taught by an expert in the field, with the flexibility to learn at their own pace and an affordable cost. Whether you want to enhance your project management skills for career advancement or seek practical solutions for managing library and archival projects, this course offers a unique blend of expertise, convenience, and affordability.

• Self-Paced Learning: Recognizing the demanding schedules of busy professionals, this course is self-paced, allowing participants to progress through the material at their convenience. Whether balancing work commitments or personal obligations, learners have the flexibility to tailor their engagement with the course to suit their unique circumstances.

• Affordable Pricing: Accessibility is a priority. The course is affordable to ensure that all valuable project management skills are within reach. The goal is to empower librarians and archivists with the tools they need to excel in their roles without imposing financial barriers.

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Instructor’s Credentials

Margot Note has over 25 years of experience in information work in the national and international sectors. She is a Certified Archivist, a Certified Records Manager, an Information Governance Professional, and a Project Management Professional.

• Project Management Professional (PMP): Benefit from the insights of an instructor with a distinguished Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, ensuring that the course content aligns with industry best practices and standards.

• Authoritative Publications: With a track record of writing books and articles on project management, Margot imparts theoretical knowledge and practical applications from years of experience. The course synthesizes this information into a format accessible to library and archival professionals.

• Graduate Course Instructor: Margot’s experience teaching a graduate course in library school and advising professional development organizations on project management courses underscores their commitment to educational excellence. Participants can expect a well-structured and pedagogically sound learning experience.

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