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How to do oral history interviews (Personal track)
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It's very nice to meet you
Intro to oral history and interviewing
Instructor notes about the class format
Join the conversation!
Interviewing Mini Course - a printable companion guide
Oral history interview checklist
Music and your story
She's the spark
Why oral history? The voice is intimate.
Whose voice would you give anything to hear?
Do people really open up to us?
In oral history, when do you press for more, and when do you back off?
Listening: affirmation, validation, empathy
Embrace silence
Interviewing mistakes and lessons learned
Finish your story by telling it
Great interviews start with great questions
Ask specific questions
Relationship questions - printable PDF
Genesis story questions
Tell a story about a picture
Questions, questions, questions
The basic kit
Always use a backup!
Saving and backing up files
Microphone types and audio comparisons
Should you record video of an oral history interview?
Recording audio from two people onto one device
Two programs I use to make slideshow videos with oral history
Digitizing cassette tapes
Why transcribe audio
Overview of transcription tools
Introduction to using Google speech-to-text function to transcribe audio
Step-by-step: transcribe using Google speech-to-text
Transcription using Microsoft Word 365
Transcription using Dragon
Video tutorial for oTranscribe
Sending audio files out for transcription
Do it now and it will be enough
Listening is a sacred act
Welcome to: Oral History Interviewing Mini Course
It's very nice to meet you
Preview
Intro to oral history and interviewing
Preview
Instructor notes about the class format
Preview
Join the conversation!
Interviewing Mini Course - a printable companion guide
Oral history interview checklist
Interviewing and oral history
Music and your story
Preview
She's the spark
Why oral history? The voice is intimate.
Whose voice would you give anything to hear?
Do people really open up to us?
In oral history, when do you press for more, and when do you back off?
Listening: affirmation, validation, empathy
Preview
Embrace silence
Interviewing mistakes and lessons learned
Finish your story by telling it
Great questions
Great interviews start with great questions
Ask specific questions
Relationship questions - printable PDF
Genesis story questions
Preview
Tell a story about a picture
Questions, questions, questions
Capturing good audio
The basic kit
Always use a backup!
Saving and backing up files
Microphone types and audio comparisons
Should you record video of an oral history interview?
Recording audio from two people onto one device
Two programs I use to make slideshow videos with oral history
Digitizing cassette tapes
Transcribing audio files
Why transcribe audio
Overview of transcription tools
Introduction to using Google speech-to-text function to transcribe audio
Step-by-step: transcribe using Google speech-to-text
Transcription using Microsoft Word 365
Transcription using Dragon
Video tutorial for oTranscribe
Sending audio files out for transcription
The most important thing
Do it now and it will be enough
Listening is a sacred act
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