I worked 14.5 hours last week at APS. This week I plan to work 20 hours, which means my hours would be complete in 3 weeks. Thankfully, my projects have been moving forward well, and I feel confident that my major work will be wrapped up before I finish.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
On Monday I worked on a presentation I\u2019ll be giving, and completed half of it. The second half will be about the Shreve collection I\u2019m working on. I should be digitizing the collection on Monday, which will help me with the second half of my presentation. I also worked on transcription on Monday. Thursday I only came in for a short time for the all-staff lunch event. I spent time meeting people and socializing. I was planning to stay after the event to work more, but I had to go home and work on a rush report for work that was sent to me. Friday, I worked on transcription in the morning. In the afternoon I worked with Sabrina on the Shreve collection. We rehoused some items and continued updating the spreadsheet inventory. After this, I started working on the metadata. There is still more metadata to do, but it\u2019s all a process I suppose. It\u2019s been a lot of fun though.
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This week I\u2019m hoping to spend a lot of time with the Shreve collection to make good head way on that. I also have to finalize my notes for my presentation on the work I\u2019ve been doing with APS.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I worked 14.5 hours last week at APS. This week I plan to work 20 hours, which means my hours would be complete in 3 weeks. Thankfully, my projects have been moving forward well, and I feel confident that my major work will be wrapped up before I finish. On Monday I worked on a … <\/p>\n