NOHANZ Biennial Conference 15-17 November 2024

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  • 18 April&16 May 2020 Two Day Oral History Course

    18 April&16 May 2020 Two Day Oral History Course

    All day
    2020-04-18-2020-05-16
    National Library of New Zealand
    70 Molesworth St, Thorndon, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

    The Essentials of Oral History Research
    This is a two day course, with one month
    between days.
    At the National Library, Wellington, NZ

    Read the  brochure

    Day One: Introduction to Oral History
    Saturday 18 April 2020
    8.45am-4.30pmAn introduction to oral history methodology.
    How to plan an oral history project, choose the
    best equipment, achieve clear audio recordings,
    select informants, follow ethical procedures, de-
    velop questioning techniques, process oral histo-
    ry, and make the material available for use. Bring
    a recorder if you have one you intend to use for
    recording. Exercises to be completed before Day
    Two will be discussed.

    Day Two: Recording Seriously
    Saturday 16 May 2020
    8.45am-4.30pm
    Recording Seriously builds on Day One, reviewing work completed and covering in more detail
    interview techniques, project planning and technical, ethical, and legal issues.
    $300 ($220)* for both days
    Limit: 12

     

    More about: Essentials of Oral History

    This workshop is for anyone considering using oral history in their work, community or personal projects.  It will provide information on the essentials of oral history research, including methodology, project planning, best equipment, interview techniques, legal and ethical issues and processing oral history in order to make the material available for use. There will be plenty of hands-on practice!  Our training is based on the principles enshrined in the National Oral History Association of NZ. NOHANZ’s Code of Ethical and Technical Practice, and international archival standards.

    This is a two-day workshop with one month between sessions.

    We also encourage applications to the Jack Ilott Oral History Education fund

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