Lydia Loriente

My co-written paper on information culture analysis has been officially published in Records Management Journal Volume 28 Issue 2, now with page numbers! Abstract available in link. Hope you have a subscription or can find in a library. Happy reading! :) emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/10.11…

Want to share your research or records and IM project info? The next year's worth of member webinars is being planned by @RIMPA_RIM . Last year I enjoyed presenting on electronic signatures, from the comfort of my own home. To be considered, contact admins at admin@rimpa.com.au

It's Q&A time! For the next two hours til midday we'll be here answering your South Australian archival research questions. Comment your questions on this post and we'll start answering! #ArchivesAtHome

"Why isn't everyone doing their recordkeeping exactly as I told them to do it?!" If you find yourself thinking that, join the Introduction to Information Culture webinar in June for RIMPA members, presented by Gillian Oliver @oligil rimpa.com.au/eventdetails/6…

I'm giving a webinar presentation for RIMPA members in July on electronic signatures and records management. If you have any questions or areas you want covered in the talk, let me know! You can register here: rimpa.com.au/eventdetails/6…

We received some amazing photos from the convention including this great behind the scenes shot of the interview discussion with Richard Foy and Justine Heazlewood. #rimpalive2019 #rimpa50years #rimpaau

I wrote about my experience with RIMPA Noobs, and volunteering at the RIMPA Vic State Seminar. Many thanks to Emma and Lydia!

Article about RIMPA Noobs and the Victorian State Seminar Volunteer Program, which supports #GLAMR students and new professionals, written by myself, @Emmformation and @elliot_freemn #RIMPAVIC2019 rimpa.com.au/news-item/3356…

@ADL_Archivist @professorcaz Thanks Jenny it was so lovely to meet you at the conference! Your idea for a paper sounds really interesting, you should write it! We need more voices and diversity in publications, and to hear new perspectives

I wrote about my experiences at the Designing the Archive conference in Adelaide - a few reflections on what I learned and experienced, and a few insights on doing professional development while on maternity leave #DTAAdelaide2019 lydialoriente.com/2019/10/26/des…

Loving that Julia Mant is giving an award for excellent conference dancing. This is my kind of professional association. (And kicking myself that I missed the dancing in question last night. Darn it!) #DTAAdelaide2019

Our awesome @ICArchiv_NP s at the closing ceremony of #DTAAdelaide2019 !

@ICArchiv @ausarchivists So, we couldn't live tweet our own thank you speeches, but in short, we're all incredibly grateful, thankful, excited, happy, lucky! #DTAAdelaide2019

The films are all wonderful -- do go watch them: ica.org/en/here-are-th… #DTAAdelaide2019

Announcing the next @ausarchivists conference - Brisbane 2020! We hope to see many of you again to discuss Archives Amplified! #DTAAdelaide2019

Not to forget @ARANZ_Inc Dunedin 2020....a little bit closer to home for the isolated Aussies. #DTAAdelaide2019

Dr Abdullah announcing the @ICArchiv 2020 Abu Dhabi Congress! We can’t wait to see you there! #DTAAdelaide2019

Thank you to everyone who has made #DTAAdelaide2019 the special event it has been. We’ve been challenged, we’ve questioned, been supported and encouraged to improve & we go back inspired. Thank you to Michael O’Brien for his beautiful closing of this conference. Until next time..

Michael O'Brien honoured #DTAAdelaide2019 with his presence during the closing ceremony.

The ICA New Professionals are up on stage being acknowledged and introducing themselves @ICArchiv_NP @ICArchiv #DTAAdelaide2019

Some of the many who helped deliver the conference #DTAAdelaide2019

The closing ceremony for #DTAAdelaide2019 is starting with thankyous and acknowledgements for the many people who worked tirelessly to deliver this amazing international conference