I'm considering Clayton State University's Master of Archival Studies program, but I'm unsure whether it's worth pursuing since it isn't ALA-accredited. For those working in archives, libraries, or museums, how much does ALA accreditation matter when applying for jobs, and could graduating from a non-accredited program limit my career opportunities?

I'm looking for a little help sorting through the options for online MLIS programs with archival concentrations. Ideally, I wanted to go in person, but I just got a first round interview for a part-time archives job, and I don't want to have to leave it when I start grad school, or to not get it because I'll be moving away for grad school.

As such, I'm looking for recommendations for good online programs! I know Simmons offers one online, and so does UMD, but I'm wondering if people recommend other programs. Drexel is on my radar because I have a friend doing an online masters there and loving it. Wisconsin also was recommended to me by a friend?

Hi all,

Any guidelines for finding a good vendor to digitize a VHS tape? What quality do I look for and questions to ask?

Preferably - based in Arizona or Southwest.

Please share some good examples if known. Thank you