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STATE LIBRARY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA J. D. SOMERVILLE ORAL HISTORY COLLECTION OH 594/2 Full transcript of an interview withPETER VACCA on 11 January 2001 By Lew McMasterRecording available on CD Access

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How to fill out oral history fact sheet

1. Start by gathering relevant information and documents related to the person or event that the oral history is about.
2. Create a list of questions or topics that you would like to cover during the interview.
3. Use the oral history fact sheet template provided, or create your own. The fact sheet should include basic information such as the name of the person being interviewed, their birth date, and any other important biographical details.
4. Begin the interview by introducing yourself and explaining the purpose of the oral history project.
5. Ask open-ended questions to encourage the interviewee to share their memories and experiences. Be sure to listen attentively and ask follow-up questions to delve deeper into certain topics.
6. Take detailed notes during the interview or record the conversation using an audio or video recording device.
7. After the interview, review your notes or listen to the recording to ensure accuracy.
8. Transcribe the interview if necessary, typing out the conversation in written form.
9. Organize the information from the interview into the designated sections of the oral history fact sheet, such as personal background, education, career, and significant events or experiences.
10. Share the oral history fact sheet with others who may be interested in learning about the person or event. This could include researchers, historians, or family members.
11. Consider archiving the fact sheet and any accompanying audio or video recordings to ensure they are preserved for future generations.

Who needs oral history fact sheet?

1. Oral history fact sheets are useful for a variety of individuals and organizations, including:
2. - Researchers who are studying a particular time period or event.
3. - Historians who are documenting specific individuals or communities.
4. - Genealogists who are tracing their family history and want to capture the memories of older relatives.
5. - Museums or cultural institutions that want to preserve the stories and experiences of individuals or communities.
6. - Educators who want to incorporate first-hand accounts into their lesson plans.
7. - Family members who want to document the stories and experiences of their loved ones for future generations.

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What is oral history fact sheet?

An oral history fact sheet is a document that captures and summarizes information related to oral history interviews, including the participants, purpose, and context of the oral history collection.

Who is required to file oral history fact sheet?

Individuals or organizations that conduct oral history interviews and wish to archive them for research or documentation purposes are required to file an oral history fact sheet.

How to fill out oral history fact sheet?

To fill out an oral history fact sheet, gather necessary details such as the names of interviewers and interviewees, the date and location of the interview, and a brief description of the content and significance of the interview. Complete all required sections of the form accurately and submit it to the designated archival institution.

What is the purpose of oral history fact sheet?

The purpose of an oral history fact sheet is to provide a formal record of oral history interviews that facilitates access, preservation, and scholarly use of the oral histories collected.

What information must be reported on oral history fact sheet?

The information that must be reported includes the names of interviewers and interviewees, interview dates and locations, audio or video recording details, and a summary of the interview's content.