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When this project was introduced to us I knew exactly who I wanted to talk to. My Grandpa on my mother’s side has been a professional engineer for his entire adult life, working on everything from crash test dummies to … Continue reading →

I listened to a couple of the post that my peers posted for their final project. The first one was Kaleb Parrish, with this one it was interesting to see how much technology for surgery has changed within the 20 … Continue reading →

The first project I listened to was done by Kaleb Parrish. In his project, he interviews his Dad as they compare surgeries they both had for the same injuries. To start the audio, his father tells his experiences of when … Continue reading →

  The first interview that I listened to form one of my peers was Emmalina Krist’s. She interviewed her mother on how she had watched the progression of the internet throughout her life. Her mother owns her own business, and … Continue reading →

  For my oral history assignment, I chose to interview Lydia Wolfram, a researcher and student here at WSU.  The overall interview process went fairly smoothly. The interview focused on the type of genetic research she does here on campus. … Continue reading →

  https://soundcloud.com/pxthead/walkman-vs-ipod/s-jv3yf So I have interviewed a lot of people for different things, but all relating to school. With that being said, I had a pretty good understanding of what I needed to do setup wise. Originally, I wanted to … Continue reading →

Oral History 1: Jenna Walker’s interview on the advancement of tools used for writing. The interviewee states thats moving from the typewriter to typing on computers has had a successful and positive impact on writing for herself and for others. … Continue reading →

For my final reflection I listened to Jenna Walker’s, Melissa Urueta’s, and Seth Muck’s Oral History projects. I thought they were all very interesting and I really enjoyed working on this project myself. Jenna Walker: I thinks its really cool to … Continue reading →

My final reflection includes a collection of three reviews from the Oral History blog post for DTC 201. The first student interview I listened to was Melissa Urueta’s. In this oral history, she interviews a friend’s older brother about technological … Continue reading →