Danette--

There was a recent discussion thread on this list about family-history
programs, and some of the comments talked about oral-history resources.  You can go to
the archives
http://home.ease.lsoft.com/archives/museum-l.html
and type in "Family History Education" in the subject box and maybe "June 1999"
in the since box.  That will pop up the messages in that thread, some of which
had these tips for doing oral-history projects.

--Todd Happer
Scientific American

On 6/16/99, Museum discussion list wrote:
>Currently,I am working with the Historical Society of Washington, DC
>on an
>oral history project about growing up in Washington. One of our public
>programs is to teach high school students how to conduct interviews in
>their
>neighborhoods. I have consulted a number of sources and have found
>nothing
>about teaching techniques to teenagers.  If you have any leads, please
>let
>me know.
>
>--danette
>
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