SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 2026 (REGISTRATION CLOSES ON MARCH 13TH)
Taught by Andy Kolovos, Associate Director and Archivist of the Vermont Folklife, this workshop will explore the fundamentals of an ethnographic approach to oral history research using audio, including interviewing, audio recording and audio equipment basics, and will provide an overview of archival considerations and best practices for oral history materials. The workshop includes a demonstration interview and, as time allows, opportunity for participants to practice interviewing and recording in small groups.
Questions about this workshop? Please contact the Education Committee at education@newenglandarchivists.org.
Questions about registration? Please contact NEA's Registrar, Becky White, at registrar@newenglandarchivists.org. Or, see our FAQ.
Please be advised that workshop registration is separate from meeting registration and that onsite registration will NOT be available for workshops; attendees must register in advance.
If you want to register online, but still need to pay by check, the system will generate an invoice that you can print out and mail to the attention of:
Nadia Dixon NEA Treasurer-Elect 42 Cross Street Somerville, MA 02145
Please make all checks payable to New England Archivists.
For questions or concerns about accessibility and/or disability accommodations that you would like addressed before registration, please contact NEA’s Inclusion and Diversity Committee at diversity@newenglandarchivists.org for assistance.
CANCELLATION POLICY: NEA will issue a refund minus a $10 cancellation fee for up to 10 days prior to the meeting. Exceptions to the cancellation policy will be made at the discretion of the Registrar.
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