Editing an Oral History Transcript

Editing an Oral History Transcript - Minnesota Historical Society

Overwhelmingly, researchers prefer using transcripts over listening to recorded interviews. Therefore, the transcription and editing process of interviews ...

Guide to Transcribing and Summarizing Oral Histories - Oregon.gov

Transcriptions are created by listening to the audio file and typing what you hear. Each change of speaker should be noted in the transcript. The speaker is ...

The Power of Editing - Oral History Master of Arts

Gerwe went on to share that skillful editing can yield a text that is more closely aligned to a narrator's lived experience than can be ...

A How-To and Resource Guide: Transcribing Oral Histories

The goal of the transcript is to enhance the audiovisual recording, and not to supplant it. When transcriptions are created, efforts need to be ...

An Introduction to Oral History Transcripts and Transcription

Oral history is different from other types of historical research by virtue of the format. The oral component of the interview is one that ...

LibGuides: Oral History: Best Practices and Procedures: Transcription

Some Guidelines for Transcribing Oral Histories · Most people are unaware that they use words such as “and,” “but,” and “so” to connect their ...

Oral History Program Style Guide: Section 1: Formatting

TRANSCRIPTS THAT FALL UNDER NEW EDITING PROTOCOLS: [Narrator] and [Interviewer] have reviewed the transcript. Their corrections and emendations appear below in ...

Guide to Transcribing and Summarizing Oral Histories - Ohio Memory

If profanity remains in the oral history include it in the transcript. The decision to include or exclude material will be made in the video/audio editing ...

How To Edit An Interview Transcript - Happy Scribe

Keep the talker's voice and tone. When editing, remember to maintain the talker's voice and tone. It's important not to rewrite the interview to ...

3 Oral History Transcribed, Edited, and Published - Oxford Academic

This chapter brings historical concerns with transcribing voices into more recent debates about the extent to which writing should aim to reproduce the spoken ...

Editing oral history transcripts - On Time Typing

Transcripts that are not intended for publication in a book can be an absolutely verbatim transcript of the oral history, or a slightly edited version.

Oral History :: Transcribing, Editing and Processing Guidelines

One rule of thumb is that the initial draft of the transcript should be a nearly verbatim copy of the recorded interview. This allows the editor to make his or ...

Oral History: Transcribing and Translating - LibGuides UPRM

Transcription is the process of transferring the spoken content of an oral history audio or video recording to a text document.

Style Guide: - Baylor University

Transcribing and Editing Oral History - Rowman & Littlefield

Willa Baum once again shares her enormous knowledge of oral history in her second AASLH book, focusing this time on what to do when ending interviews.

Oral History Tools - TCTC Library

Guidelines for Editing Oral History Transcripts. Created by the Baylor Institute for Oral History · Transcription Tools. Provided by the Digital ...

Editing oral history transcripts - LinkedIn

After an oral history has been recorded then transcribed, the transcript needs to be edited. How much editing it needs depends on its ...

Oral History Interviewee Transcript Editing Instructions

Oral History Interviewee Transcript Editing Instructions. Thank you for your contribution to the Computer History Museum's Oral History Program. Attached is ...

Oral History Transcription Style Guide - Incite at Columbia University

The Columbia University Center for Oral History Research (CCOHR) and INCITE created the Oral History Transcription Guide, a comprehensive ...

Oral History: Transcribing Interviews - Guides - Texas Tech University

To save time with future editing, at the time of transcription it is helpful to quickly search and confirm the spelling/formatting of proper ...