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Workshops
Learn how to conduct an oral history
| Oral
history is both a research technique and a way of documenting and
preserving stories and historical information. It provides a method
to discover personal perspectives, gather detailed information on
a wide range of subjects, and uncover the kind of history that often
goes unwritten.
While it is
not hard to do, it does take planning and preparation. |
How Do I Get Started? (planning workshop) |
| How To Get the Story (interview workshop) | |
| Make the Story Accessible (transcription workshop) | |
| Make Paperwork a Priority! (form examples) |
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