Oral History Recording Agreement Documents
Oral History Recording Agreement in English and in Te Reo
Explanatory Notes for Interviewers here
FAQ about completing the agreement form here
Note: If you wish to add an organisation name or logo to the Recording Agreement please email resourcesnohanz@oralhistory.org.nz for an editable version and put NOHANZ Recording Agreement in the subject line.
Oral History Guides
Points to consider before starting an oral history project
Preparation for recording oral history – Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Sample questions for a life history interview
Guidance on recording oral history interviews – Alexander Turnbull Library
Principles and best practices for oral history – Oral History Association
Abstracting oral history interviews – Alexander Turnbull Library
Notes on selecting a repository here and audio archiving
Funding
Guide on funding resources for digitising and preserving cultural heritage in Aotearoa
Jack Ilott Oral History Education Operating Fund
Webinar on Ngā Kōrero Tuku Iho, New Zealand Oral History Grants – Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Guides for Commissioned Oral History Projects
Guide for contractors – Pip Oldham
Guide for commissioners – Oral History Association of Australia
Determining fees for oral history projects
Equipment
Equipment and training – Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Hints on using lapel mics – Matt Livingstone and Stephen Buckland of Sound Techniques in Auckland
Creating Digital Content
Digitising Heritage Oral History Collections is available on request from the National Preservation Office
Digital NZ – Tihi Aotearoa Make it Digital – is a place to get advice and share ideas. Offers advice on transferring analogue tape to digital.
Contact resourcesnohanz@oralhistory.org.nz
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