How to ask on #AskArchivists Day

How to ASK AWAY on AskArchivists Day!

Get a Twitter-account First, you have to have a Twitter-account. If you don´t have one, all you have to do is go to http://www.twitter.com and sign up. It´s easy and it´s free!

Check out the archives Go to http://askarchivists.wordpress.com and check out the archives and their topics. Some archives have ”preferred questions” others welcome all types.

Ask a specific archive Tweet the archive you want to ask, using the @ sign. For instance, if you have a question for The National Archives in the United Kingdom: @UkNatArchives - How old is Domesday Book #AskArchivists Remember to use the #AskArchivists tag. That way everyone following the event will see your question and the answer!

Ask any archive You can also ask a question to all participants. Just type your question, and use the #AskArchivist tag. For instance: Does any archive have records, more that 500 years old #AskArchivists All archives following the tag will see your question, and hopefully someone will answer quickly.

What language to use? If you and the archive are OK with it, it´s a good idea to use English. That way more people will understand both question and answer. But it is of couse also just fine to use any language, that you and the archive are comfortable with.

...you could ask about.... genealogy recordkeeping appraisal history preservation local history business archives design transfer maps photo interpretation family history drawings medieval parchments digitization access WWII outreach paleography reading rooms......

...last but not least HAVE FUN on AskArchivists Day!

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How to ask on #AskArchivists Day

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