Oral History Interview & Importance Part 15

How to ask questions?

How to ask questions has always been an issue of concern for interviewers. Despite having tens of good questions in hand, some interviewers fail to ask them or to receive a proper response to their questions. Asking the question the wrong way or in no proper time might seriously affect the interview process. The following points have to be taken into consideration while asking questions: ...

12th Session of "Oral History of Book"

Director of Nashrenow Publication Told About History of Amir Kabir Publication

According to Oral History Website of Iran, the 12th session of "Oral History Book" series, was held by Nasrollah Hadadi, administrator and expert of the session and was attended by Mohammadreza Jafari, director of Nashrenow Publication in Khaneh Ketab Institutions Saraye Ahle Ghalam in the morning of Sunday July 16, 2017.

A report from the 3rd Comprehensive Workshop on Oral History Training

Oral history is an experiential affair

According to the website of Iranian Oral History, the 3rd workshop out of “the 3rd Comprehensive Workshop on Oral History Training” was held on Wednesday in Sheikh Bahaees Expert Library of Art and Isfahnology with the attempt of Assar Khaneh Museum – The Centre for Studies of Isfahan Common Culture. Dr. Mehdi Abolhassni Taraqi delivered a speech in this workshop.

Meeting Director of Rasa Publication in Conference of "Oral History of Book"

All Books on Contemporary History that We Published

According to Oral History Website of Iran, the 13th session of the second term of sessions of "Oral History of Book" was the second meeting of talking with Mohammad-Reza Najian Asl, Director of Rasa Publication. This meeting was held in the morning of Tuesday, July 18, 2017, helped by Nasrollah Haddadi, author and researcher, at Khaneh Ketab Institutions Saraye Ahle Ghlalam.

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