2010 Como presentation Gathering Community Stories

1. David C. Barrow ElementaryOral History Project Andy Plemmons Media Specialist http://barrowmediacenter.wordpress.com

2. What is your story? Think of story from your life that you never want to forget.

3. A Student Perspective

4. Collaboration “Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success.” Author Unknown

5. Library of Congress Video Conferencing: Gathering Community Stories http://bit.ly/3YkbA9

6. Untangling a plan CC image http://www.flickr.com/photos/quinndombrowski/3989269214/

7. Scheduling Brainstorm list Announcements to whole faculty Days & Times Calls & Emails

8. Kickoff

9. Technology Center: Digital Cameras & Audacity

10. Technology Center: Online Oral History

11. Exploring Oral History Online Story Corps Veterans History Project Great Chicago Fire What Did You Do in the War, Grandma? Adult Voices, Children’s Eyes Telling Their Stories Find more resources at http://slidesha.re/bMYSmx

12. Primary Documents: Barrow’s History in Scrapbooks

13. Interview Etiquette & Question Development National Day of Listening

15. “Tell me more” can expand the story

16. Closed-ended questions get 1-2 word answers

19. What did students do for fun at recess?

20. What did you enjoy about school?

21. What were your favorite Barrow traditions?

22. What are your favorite memories or stories of Barrow?

23. What historical events happened when you were at Barrow?

24. How has your time at Barrow influenced you in your life?

25. Is there anything else you would like to share with me about Barrow?Remember this helpful phrase: Please tell me more about …

26. Interviews: 3 days 2 sessions per day

27. Phone Interviews

28. Legends

29. Connections and the Unexpected

30. Reunions

31. Interview Release Form http://slidesha.re/9rAcLd

32. Final Products

33. Visit our oral history page at: http://bit.ly/9jFMuD The Barrow Oral History Project