In tandem with the first post in a discussion series dedicated to following ongoing contests, debates, and discussions surrounding Confederate monuments named Confederate Symbols in Monument and Memory, teaching resources that investigate and contextualize the erection of monuments to Civil War participants provide a framework for teaching and learning.
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I used to do transcription for a company called Rev. You, the submitter, set your rate of pay, and when you need it done by. Rev has a training module for all their transcribers and a review system. Your files are uploaded online and anyone logged in who had completed training can choose the file. The more you pay, the more experienced the transcribers will be (higher pay files aren't made accessible to new transcribers or transcribers with few hours).
Hey Jennifer,
Andrea Eidinger did this piece recently: http://www.unwrittenhistories.com/an-introduction-to-oral-history-transc.... It's a good spot to start!
Let me know if I can be of any further help,
Carly Ciufo, PhD Candidate, McMaster University
In case anyone is preparing a course on Polish history for next year, I thought it might be helpful to share the syllabus for my class on that topic. I'd be delighted to see how others organize their version of this survey, and it would be really helpful to get feedback about any aspect of my syllabus. Most of the primary source readings for the class are my own translations, and I'd be happy to share them -- just email me directly to request copies.
Hello H-Canada colleagues,
I'm looking for a reliable transcription service for a series of audio interviews, and I wondered if anyone had any suggestions of good services they have worked with, ideally one with an online interface for uploading audio and receiving transcriptions.
Thanks everyone,
Jennifer Bonnell
York University
Greetings, and thanks to all who previously responded to me about OERs. I am in the process of completely redesigning a graduate class that covers U.S. women's history from the colonial era through the modern period. I would be grateful for a discussion starting on what books you assign. Thank you, Loni Bramson
Expanding on the sources provided in my initial post, some additions are provided below with brief descriptions of the organizations and their work. I hope to expand this list as new organizations are brought to attention or develop in response to new needs. Please share other institutions and organizations working to end modern forms of slavery not included here.
Expanding on the sources provided in my initial post, some additions are provided below with brief descriptions of the organizations and their work. I hope to expand this list as new organizations are brought to attention or develop in response to new needs. Please share other institutions and organizations working to end modern forms of slavery not included here.
