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Arizona. Collection of oral history interviews relating to the Hispanic communities of Tempe that is fully transcribed and indexed .
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BGCT - TBHC - How To Prepare An Oral History
From the Texas Baptist Historical Collection.
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Countdown to Millennium - An Oral History Collection Project
Oral history stories of residents from southeastern Ohio.
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Family Legends, True or False. And How Do I Solve Them?
Summary of a discussion from the Sedona Genealogy Club.
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Family Oral History Using Digital Tools
Family stories. Everyone has 'em. They tell where you come from. They hold secrets to who you are. This site explores how to use digital tools and media to record and preserve spoken memories of family members.
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Genealogy.com - Interviewing Mom and Grandma: Oral History Tips
Article by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack.
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Genealogy.com - The Importance of Oral Histories
An article written by Lyman D. Platt, Ph.D.
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Guide for Interviewing Family Members
Abstracted from Virginia Allee's A Family History Questionaire in October 1978 Family Heritage Magazine.
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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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