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Oral History and Technology Session 036

SLC Sheraton: Wildcat 3:15 – 4:45 pm

Thursday, Oct. 17th, 2019

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Oral History and Technology Session 036

Alicia Barber, Stories in Place, LLC

Douglas Lambert, University of Luxembourg Rob Perks, The British Library

Virginia Millington, StoryCorps

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Oral History Choices in the Digital Age

An International Perspective Douglas Lambert

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Bio

Douglas Lambert

-BS, MS, PhD in Environmental Engineering

-15+ years with The Randforce Associates, Mike Frisch -Developed and applied oral history indexing methods -OH indexing for multidisciplinary research

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Introduction

Expanding digital oral history in Luxembourg

University of Luxembourg’s

Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH)

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Introduction

Take home…

OH indexing approaches from the US will need to be re-envisioned, retooled, and otherwise

adapted for a new and different cultural and technological context.

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing oral histories digitally at the timecode level is a practice increasingly adopted for

collections, often with the goal of creating online access to recordings.

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Indexing Approaches

Timecode indexing

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Indexing Approaches

Timecode indexing

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing-first approaches are attractive

because they can be generated in less time than a transcript, especially when both must be done manually.

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing before transcription

…you can always transcribe!

Index text:

Involved in the realization of the importance of DNAPL chemicals

Transcription:

“Probably an important part with regard to groundwater

contamination that I was involved in in the early 80’s was, I guess, the realization of the importance of the DNAPL form of particular types of chemicals…”

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing approaches can include multiple layers of timecode markup and analysis…

…and controlled vocabulary focused on non- literal meanings

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Indexing Approaches

Oral History Digital Indexing (OHDI)

Indexing digitally using media time codes

A variety of tools, methods, and workflows

Fluid multimedia access within and across collections

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing with code frames (controlled vocabulary)

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing with code frames for interdisciplinary research…

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Indexing Approaches

Indexing can be a platform for decision- making about a collection over time, for researchers or collection stewards.

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Full Text Representation

Interview Recordings

Transcription

Linear Media Processing

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Non-Linear Model for OH Access

Interview Recordings

Index

Timecode Metadata

Web Interface

Full

Transcription Set

Research

Research

Research

eBook

Film

Book

Book

Classroom

Pedagogy

Research

Research

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Challenge in Luxembourg

…encountered a more research-driven

model for OH in Europe (Lux, Netherlands) Curating, archiving, and publishing

recordings online is not necessarily expected or assumed.

In Digital Humanities, research based on text corpora require transcripts

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Full

Transcription Set

Interview Recordings

Topic Modeling

Sentiment Analysis

Named Entity Recognition Machine

Translation

Automatic Indexing

ASR?

Automatic Speech Recognition

Digital Humanities context

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The Luxembourgish Oral History Initiative

The Luxembourgish Oral History Initiative

Evaluation of options and opportunities for C2DH for expanding collection, accessibility, research potential, and public distribution of recorded interviews

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The Luxembourgish Oral History Initiative

The Luxembourgish Oral History Initiative

Content Collection

Archive and Enliven

Research theory

Tools

Library

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Thank you!

Douglas LAMBERT douglas.lambert@uni.lu

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