Yasi : Digital stories and oral histories collection


Autoria(s): Klaebe, Helen; Van Luyn, Ariella; Crawford, B.
Data(s)

26/03/2011

Resumo

"The second of the Oral History Workshops conducted by Associate Professor Helen Klaebe and the Oral History team from the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, was conducted in El Arish on the last weekend in September 2011. The first workshop was held in Cardwell in March 2011. Historical Society members and other researchers from both the Cardwell and El Arish areas combined to organise and fund the workshops, which have produced a growing collection of recordings of personal stories from people with a wide variety of experiences during and after cyclone Yasi. Aside from being productive in documenting history, the workshops have offered a greatly appreciated educational opportunity for many people, most of whom have never before had access to such benefits. Not only were they able to learn history gathering methodologies and the relevant technical skills, but they also gained new experience in the use of computers to apply these skills. These far northern oral history workshops took the form of a shortened version of the 5 series workshops being presented at QUT in Brisbane this year. The agenda was aligned to the wishes and requirements of the participants who attended from the Cassowary Coast and Tableland regions."

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/58238/

Publicador

Cardwell and District History Society

Relação

http://www.cardwellhistory.com.au/CDHS/Home.html

Klaebe, Helen, Van Luyn, Ariella, & Crawford, B. (2011) Yasi : Digital stories and oral histories collection. [Exhibition/Event]

Fonte

Creative Writing & Literary Studies; Creative Industries Faculty

Palavras-Chave #190402 Creative Writing (incl. Playwriting) #Oral History Workshops #Cyclone Yasi #Digital Stories #History Gathering Methodologies #Documenting History
Tipo

Creative Work