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Guide to teaching Oral History in Higher Education

June 2, 2011 by

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Continuing the recent theme of ‘teaching oral history’, this is just a quick one to flag up:  Historical Insights: Oral History by Graham Smith It’s a useful guide to teaching oral history in higher education from the History Subject Centre. Graham Smith is Senior Lecturer at Royal Holloway, University of London and current Chair of the Oral History Society.

Using Oral History Extracts in Teaching

June 1, 2011 by

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I’ve recently had a short stint of teaching a course in community oral history to business undergraduates at an international university in London. So I thought I’d continue the theme of teaching and oral history from yesterday’s post and kick-start the ‘experience-sharing’ part of the blog with some comments (and sounds) on how I went about introducing oral history to these business students,… [Read more…]

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