Archivist
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Ensure that the audio files, forms, fieldnotes, illustrations, maps, and photographs are properly labeled, filed, and stored in the group's Archive Folder. |
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Write a thank-you note to Interviewee, and ask each group member to sign it. |
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Mail the thank-you note to the Interviewee within one week of the interview. |
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Transcriber
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If the Audio Log has not been completed, do so now. |
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Choose an important element of the audio file and transcribe for TEN MINUTES only. |
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Indicate whether you will include all the "uhs" and "ahs."
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Use standard English orthography.
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Record the index numbers on the audio recorder for this excerpt. |
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Photo Manager
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Complete your Photo or Slide Log |
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If using a digital camera, download your images and save them onto a CD or a folder on the hard drive. |
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Print a Contact Sheet (a page of thumbnail images) of all digital photos. |
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Number and name the photos. |
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File the log in the Archive Folder. |
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If using a film camera, have the film developed. |
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Label photographs - write lightly with a #2 pencil on the back of the photo. |
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Number each photo, and complete the Log |
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For a PowerPoint presentation, scan the images on film and save them onto a CD or a folder on the hard drive. |
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Select the five photos that are most significant to use in your presentation. |
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Cultural Interpreter
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Brainstorm so that you arrive at the "heart" of the interview. |
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What new knowledge did you gain from the person you interviewed? |
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What struck you as most important? |
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What do you think other people would find most interesting? |
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Write 250-500 words to explain the importance of the fieldwork. Imagine that you are writing to someone who doesn't know anything about the interview. |
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File the essay in the Archive Folder. |
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