Interview: Fernando Cesar Sossai
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59616/cehd.v1i7.2312Keywords:
Digital Humanities, Preservation, Oral HistoryAbstract
This interview is part of a Research Project on Oral History and the interfaces with Digital Technologies developed by the Research Group on Media, Technologies and History (MITECHIS), where we will investigate the perspectives of Oral History in the face of digital humanities. The main objectives are: How has the expansion of digital technologies, including cloud archives, transcription software, greater storage capacity and ease of access to recording equipment contributed to the development and relevance of Oral History? What are the perceived advantages of using digital platforms to store and access collections of oral history interviews and what are the ethical considerations when using these platforms in the context of interviewee privacy? How has the integration of digital technologies impacted the collection and processing of oral sources and how does this contribute to the preservation and dissemination of historical narratives - historical knowledge - obtained through Oral History? What precautions should be taken when incorporating digital technologies into the dissemination of Oral History projects in order to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the narratives?