5.2 Add the featured image and category tags to your post
Once you 5.1 Create your blog post in KNIT, the next step is to attach an image of the interviewee…
4.4 Redact or edit the interview, if needed
Redaction is the process of editing a record for sensitive information or privacy concerns. In rare occasions, the interviewee may…
2.4 How to Record in Zoom
A step by step tutorial on how to record the oral history interview over Zoom. Choose the method of recording…
3.1 Sign the Release Form
The release form is a formal agreement between the interviewee, the interviewer, and the institution involved in the oral history….
2.3 Send the Letter of Introduction
Initial contact with the interviewee should be via email or phone explaining the goals of the project, briefly describing the…
How to Approve New Member Requests
To manage members, login to Knit, go to the Race and Oral History Project group page, select Manage > Members…
Step 5: Wrapping Up
You’re almost there! The final steps are below. 5.1 Create your blog post in KNIT Follow this tutorial on how…
Step 4: After the Interview
The follow-up after the interview is just as important as a good start. 4.1 Make a copy of the interview…
Step 3: On the Interview Day
On the day of the interview, take at least 30 minutes before the interview to set up. Find a quiet…
Step 2: Before the Interview
Preparation is the key to a good interview. Below is a list of tasks to complete before the oral history…