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Guide for Interviewing Family Members
A Guide for Interviewing Family Members, with tips collected by Dick Eastman from various sources.
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A member of the H-Net, Humanities & Social Sciences On-Line initiative.
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imaStory.com - Everyone has a story!
A website that helps children interview and write the life stories of their parents and grandparents. Imastory is fun, free, easy to use and has a Lesson Plan for educators and a question guideline for students. The program is an excellent tool for schools, churches, not-for-profits and other organizations for creating not only life stories but also a friendlier and more productive community environment. Stories created can be printed and the books sold to friends and families as fundraisers.
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Online article.
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Miss Perry Comes to Washington
Oral history of Jean Perry LOWMAN.
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National Day of Listening - Great Questions
A list of questions to get a conversation going and to help you interview your family members.
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One-Minute Guide to Oral Histories
From the University of California, Berkeley.
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Oral History - Interviewing Relatives
From the About.com genealogy section.
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From the Museum Victoria and the Department of Education in Australia.
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Oral History Interview, Questions and Topics
A wonderful list of 83 possible questions.
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Oral History Techniques and Procedures
By Stephen E. Everett for the Center of Military History.
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Preserving Community / Cuentos del Varrio
An Oral History Instruction Manual.










