Oral histories are a valuable tool for preserving information about people, places, and events. Designed specifically for beginners and those new to the practice, this introductory training provides the basic knowledge needed to conduct oral history interviews. The two-hour course equips participants with the practical skills to explore the human dimensions of coastal work, complement economic approaches, and inform research and management needs.
Learn about course objectives here (scroll to Module 6). To register for the course use this link. For questions contact Kate Quigley at Kate.Quigley@noaa.gov.