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n. ~ an
analysis of the functions of an organization to determine the
relative importance of those activities and set priorities for
documentation
Related
Terms
functional analysis, institutional functional analysis
Note: Macroappraisal
(also spelled macro-appraisal)
identifies the activities and the records and is followed by
microappraisal to determine which records are kept permanently.
Category
Appraisal
Cited In
Beaven, Brian P.N., “Macro-Appraisal: From Theory to
Practice,” Archivaria
48 (Fall 1999):
157.
Boles, Frank, Selecting and Appraising Archives and Manuscripts (Chicago:
The Society of American Archivists, 2005): 28.
Brown, Robert, “Macro-Appraisal Theory and the Context of the Public
Records Creator,” Archivaria
40 (Fall 1995):
123–124.
Caron, Daniel J., and Richard Brown, “Appraising
Content for Value in the New World: Establishing Expedient
Documentary Presence,” The American Archivist 76:1
(Spring/Summer 2013):
160.
Cook, Terry, “Building
an Archives: Appraisal Theory for Architectural Records,”
The American
Archivist 59:2 (Spring 1996): 142.
Lemieux, Victoria, “Applying Mintzberg’s Theories on Organizational
Configuration to Archival Appraisal,” Archivaria 46
(Fall 1998):
33.
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