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CONDUCTING AN ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW INTRODUCTION This resource provides a workflow for conducting an oral history interview. Having a structure to follow ensures that the interview is conducted in

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1. Prepare for the oral history interview by researching the person or topic you will be discussing.
2. Create a list of questions or topics to guide the interview. Make sure to include open-ended questions that encourage storytelling and personal reflection.
3. Set up a comfortable and quiet location for the interview, ensuring that you have all the necessary recording equipment.
4. Begin the interview by introducing yourself and explaining the purpose of the oral history project.
5. Make the interviewee feel at ease by establishing a friendly and non-judgmental atmosphere.
6. Start the interview by asking general background questions and gradually move towards more specific topics.
7. Listen actively and show genuine interest in the interviewee's responses. Ask follow-up questions to delve deeper into their stories.
8. Respect the interviewee's emotions and experiences and refrain from interrupting or imposing your own opinions.
9. Take clear and organized notes during the interview, or use audio/video recording devices to capture the conversation.
10. After the interview, transcribe or review the recording to ensure accuracy.
11. Store the oral history materials in a safe and accessible location for future use and preservation.
12. Consider sharing the oral history recordings with relevant individuals, organizations, or archives to contribute to historical knowledge.

Who needs conducting an oral history?

1. Historians and researchers who want to document and study personal narratives and lived experiences for various historical or social contexts.
2. Family members and genealogists interested in preserving the memories and stories of their ancestors.
3. Institutions and organizations such as museums, libraries, and cultural heritage centers that aim to collect and preserve oral histories as part of their collections.
4. Educators and teachers who wish to incorporate oral history interviews into their curricula to provide real-world perspectives on historical events.
5. Individuals and communities wanting to capture and celebrate their local history, culture, and traditions through personal accounts.

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What is conducting an oral history interview?

Conducting an oral history interview involves collecting first-hand accounts and personal narratives from individuals about their experiences and memories related to specific events, cultures, or communities.

Who is required to file conducting an oral history interview?

Individuals or organizations participating in an oral history project may be required to file documentation depending on the guidelines set by the overseeing institution or funding agency.

How to fill out conducting an oral history interview?

To fill out an oral history interview, one should prepare an interview guide, record responses accurately, and include basic information such as the interviewee's background and the context of the interview.

What is the purpose of conducting an oral history interview?

The purpose is to preserve personal accounts and enrich the historical record by capturing voices and experiences that may not be documented elsewhere.

What information must be reported on conducting an oral history interview?

Information typically includes the interviewee's name, date and location of the interview, the interviewer’s name, and the topics discussed during the interview.