This is the GitHub space for the Oral History as Data Project.
Oral History as Data (OHD) provides a static web framework for users to publish and analyze coded oral history and qualitative interviews on the web. You can view the tool in action via the demo site below, or get started on your own site by using our documentation and copying our template repository (also linked below).
- a demo site (Model Of)
- This will show you what a more finished site looks like.
- Documentation to get you started
- More fully developed documentation for this project is being developed, but there are several places linked here to get you started.
- a template site (Model For)
- To start your own project, you'd go here and click "Use This Template"
Oral History as Data was first built in 2018, coming out of work at the University of Idaho Library's Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CD?L). The framework served as the foundation for several digital humanities projects, including Voices of Gay Rodeo, Idaho Queered, and CTRL+Shift.
The project is closely related to the CollectionBuilder project, and the current iteration was built on top of a CollectionBuilder-GH template.
This is the project's second iteration. The first can be found at https://uidaholib.github.io/oral-history-as-data/.