I would suggest you look into a digital
recorder. First, you don’t have to buy any tapes & second there
is now software you can buy that will do the transcribing in no time.
That is what makes Oral Histories so labor intensive.
Peter Lundskow
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Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007
7:41 AM
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] tape recorders
for oral histories
Good morning!
We are going to be starting an oral history project soon, but are in need of a
small, portable tape recorder. Does anyone have any recommendations for brands
or sources? We are interested in the kind that hold the standard-size tapes,
not the micro ones. Thanks in advance!
Kate Mockler
Curator of Education and Exhibits
(716) 693-1885
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