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Showing it off: Introduction to Reporting and Advanced Reporting

Once your data is in your system, an extremely useful way to share and present your collection data is in the form of reports. Using Crystal Reports, the industry standard for reporting, this course provides participants with step by step instructions on how to efficiently grapple with large amounts of data and how to transform your records into useful reports. Curatorial staff, registrars, conservators, managers, exhibition coordinators, and anyone who needs to share information about the collection, will learn the skills necessary to leverage their collection data in the form of both handy and professional reports.

Course type Course
Price $1400-$4200 + expenses $1400-$4200 + expenses
This course can be held online or on site depending on the number of users.

1 Day-
Onsite: 1-2 users: $1400
Onsite: 3-8 users: $1800
Onsite: 9-15 users: $2200

2 Days -
Online: 1-2 users: $2600
On site: 1-2 users: $2600 + expenses
On site: 3-8 users: $3400 + expenses
On site: 9-15 users: $4200 + expenses
Duration 1-2 Days 1-2 Days

As someone who has used EMu for 4 years with no formal training, learning more about Crystal and the Registry was incredibly helpful. There were also little tips and tricks that [the trainer] threw in, and he was very willing to answer oddball questions that came up.

Melissa Bechhoefer Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Found the course interesting and engaging! The instruction was very comprehensive. Really liked the use of the training environment.

Emily Bamforth, Royal Saskatchewan Museum Royal Saskatchewan Museum

[The trainer] did a great job of making sure everyone's questions and concerns were addressed, and made sure that everyone had a comprehensive understanding of the concepts we covered.

Julie McVey National Geographic, Washington D.C



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