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Oral History Interview
Capture lived stories
Oral history interviews require prep, consent, good questions, quality recording, and proper archiving to preserve personal stories accurately and ethically.
- consent
- recording
- questions
- archiving
- transcription
Prepare
Research context, prepare open questions, and obtain consent.
Record
Use reliable audio/video, quiet settings, and backups.
Archive
Transcribe, label, and store recordings with permissions noted.
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