Category Archives: Fall 2018 Archive (201)

Milo Larson – It was interesting to hear Milo’s interview with his dad. Throughout this oral history report, Milo’s father talks about the many stories that involved the evolution of the telephone and television. It was very interesting to learn … Continue reading →

For my final reflection for DTC 201, I chose to listen to the oral history projects from Jaclyn Erickson, Zach Larson, and Bethany Smyth. While listening to Jaclyn’s audio story, it was interesting to get to see if her aunt … Continue reading →

For my final reflection I listened to five different audio stories and reviewed each one. The first person whose audio story i listened to was Emily Burns. Emily interviewed her old house mom whom used to work at a telephone … Continue reading →

The first Oral History report I listened to was Emmalina Krist’s. The concept of her report was very good and provided great examples of the evolution of web design ranging from the 1990’s to now. One of the best examples … Continue reading →

3 Interview synopsis and opinion on quality of oral history. Melody Huerta Oral History. Melody interviewed her younger brother who currently attends an alternative high school. The technical editing at the beginning of the interview could have been more seamless … Continue reading →

The first oral history I listened to was Zachary Larson’s. In his interview, Larson interviewed Blake Gurney, who I believe was a young father judging by some of the responses he gave. Larson’s main subject had to do with the … Continue reading →

I listened to Jenna Walker’s oral history. She interviewed her grandma and the discussion began with where she studied and how she had to turn in her assignments. The grandma had a typewriter. She talks about the differences between the … Continue reading →

Shengjie Wu Shengjie does a really great job of prefacing the interview with all the information that you need without anything extra; he gives us the interviewer’s name, the interviewee’s name and profession, and what they’re going to be discussing … Continue reading →