Oral History at a Distance: Remote Interviewing Webinar

Sponsored by Baylor University’s Institute for Oral History and the Oral History Association

This timely webinar addresses the dynamics of conducting remote oral history interviews. Webinar was followed by a Q&A Session.

[camerongill]

Thank you for this, extremely helpful and informative.

[oksanakis]

thank you! I am using this webinar for my class - very helpful indeed!

[quindelarosa]

I've been watching this video in parts over a few sittings. Very useful information! I'm preparing to conduct my first oral history interview and the remote aspects complicate things even more. The issue with mp3 files mentioned with the recording tech is something I've been concerned about too, coming from an archival background.

[kungfukitten]

Many thanks for this useful guide. Did anyone ask or answers questions about privacy and third party data sharing when it comes to using the likes of Skype, Zoom and cellphone recording apps such as RMC: Android Call Recorder? I am just aware, from a UK setting, that privacy cannot be guaranteed when using third party apps, and Zoom especially records all of its meetings and can distribute the data as they see fit without seeking user permission. This puts us as oral historians on ethically shaky ground when reassuring participants that their interviews are confidential and/or will be restricted archivally in some way. Thanks.

[PortiaGemaAcuna]

Hi there! Do you have a presentation for this?

[NormaH-yfuf]

Making his eyes roll back as he immerses in bliss, it's a mind-blowing experience, I did what I mentioned last week and now he can’t have enough, I learned the exact techniques by go’ogling Jevie Hindlerg’s Mastery and the I feel the power lol.