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Oral History: Theory & Practice Course Collection, 2016 -

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Identifier: ISA-IR-RG022:HSS.OHTP

Dates

  • Creation: 2016 -

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Oral History Disclaimer

Opinions expressed during interviews are not the opinions of ’Iolani School and may contain viewpoints and/or manners of speech which are no longer deemed appropriate in today's society. Such elements are included in an effort to preserve the history and context of the subject matter.

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Biographical / Historical

The Oral History: Theory and Practice course is an History elective available to Juniors and Seniors of 'Iolani School. It is a semester-long course first offered in Fall 2016. A different topic is selected each semester that the course is offered. Excerpt from the 'Iolani School Course Catalogue: "ORAL HISTORY: THEORY AND PRACTICE allows students to take part in the history making process. By interviewing community members who lived through key events of the 20th century, students will document the stories of the everyday people whose voices are often left out of history books. Students will conduct, transcribe, and archive oral history interviews, thereby contributing new primary source material to the historical record. In lieu of a semester exam, students will produce historical multimedia projects based on the interviews conducted. By participating in this course, students will engage in meaningful academic work, while simultaneously contributing a great service to the community at-large."

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Language of Materials

English

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Oral History: Theory and Practice instructor.

Cultural context

Genre / Form

Topical

Repository Details

Part of the 'Iolani School Archives Repository

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