Microlearning Lessons
Microlearning modules are short lessons that deliver targeted, bite-sized training on a single topic in 10 minutes or less. Use these mini-lessons to enhance your own knowledge or introduce new records management topics to staff in your agency. Select the title to begin a lesson.
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M1-001 | Ask an E-Records Expert: Email Accounts | In this activity, you will review the requirements that affect how long email messages must be kept. | 3/13/2025 | |
M1-002 | Ask an E-Records Expert: Email Retention | In this activity, you will explore the official policy for the proper use of email as a government employee. | 3/13/2025 | |
M1-003 | Ask an E-Records Expert: Social Media |
In this activity, we will help you understand your responsibilities and navigate the rules for using social media by Federal government agencies.
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3/13/2025 | |
M1-004 | Ask an E-Records Expert: Capstone | In this activity, we will explore the concept of Capstone and will review commonly asked questions regarding Capstone. | 3/20/2025 | |
M1-005 | What does Capstone mean for me? | This short module introduces you to your responsibilities under the Capstone approach to email management. You can choose to review information for Capstone and non-Capstone accounts. | 3/20/2025 | |
M1-006 | Unauthorized Disposition | This short module introduces you to the process of reporting an alleged unauthorized disposition of federal records, and then summarizes the steps that NARA takes in responding to these reports." | 3/20/2025 | |
M1-007 | Capstone for Electronic Messages | In this lesson, you will review NARA's Capstone approach, which has been extended to manage other electronic messages, including instant messages, texts, and chats. | 3/20/2025 |
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M1-008 | Intrinsic Value | In this lesson, you will explore what intrinsic value means when digitizing records and explore the qualities and characteristics related to intrinsic value. | 3/20/2025 |
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