So I am going to talk about a powerful example of using noise reduction tools for oral history, merging technology and tradition.  First, some background.  Ballymenone is a district located in the north of [...]

Three years ago, I worked with Eric Weig, who managed the Kentucky Digital Library (KDL), to create a better way to present oral history online. The Nunn Center was focusing energy on transcription and [...]

So, in years past, I have posted several video tutorials.  The one that has been least-viewed on YouTube is probably the most important with regard to oral history technology.  So I have completely reworked [...]

We are nearing the final stages of the Oral History in the Digital Age project, an IMLS funded project to pull together experts from all over the nation to make recommendations about best practices [...]

Although not ideal in most professional circumstances, I can see the possibility of using an iPhone for audio recording an oral history interview. Especially with hardware add-ons such as the Blue Mikey. But the [...]

Have you ever had a digital file corrupt? Probably. I have certainly encountered data file corruption and it is, personally, very frustrating, and, from an archival perspective, it can be devastating. Most of the [...]

A revisiting of my video overview of the Marantz PMD 661. I am going to create another video that lays out how to optimize settings and use of this recorder. No more terrible turtlenecks [...]