What is Oral History?: is a field of study gathering, preserving, and interpreting the voices and memories of people, communities, and participants in past events. Oral history is the oldest type of historical inquiry, predating the written word, and one of the most modern, now using 21st-century digital technologies and social media (on SnapChat, podcasts & YouTube).
Your task: interview an adult you know (in person, phone, web chat) and connect their experience to a larger historical narrative. Past Examples include military members, fire, police, business owners, war veteran, city employee, teachersm, and relatives that came to America.
Interview this person. Record their story in a 5-10 minute slideshow presentation. It could be someone historic, or simply a history of your family.
Everyone’s story plays a part in history somehow!
It is a great honor and privilege to record someone’s life story. It is also a great responsibility to care for that story and communicate it accurately and effectively. Be considerate. Make sure they are aware that you will be sharing your interview with the rest of your class. Tell their story proudly and respectfully.
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