That Sounds Just Like Me!: Leveraging User-Centered Design Personas to Inform Your Metadata Practices for Oral History Collections

Lauren Kata; Jennifer Hecker; Allison Kirchner; Brian McNerney; Jaycie Vos; Natalie Milbrodt; Steven Sielaff

That Sounds Just Like Me! Leveraging User-Centered Design Personas to Inform Your Metadata Practices for Oral History Collections

Lauren Kata, Jennifer Hecker, Allison Kirchner, Brian McNerney, Jaycie Vos, Natalie Milbrodt, Steven Sielaff

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Abstract

Ever wonder how others are describing their oral history collections? Members of the Oral History Association Metadata Task Force describe efforts to create oral history descriptive guidelines that meet the needs of a broad practitioner community. The MTF describes its use of the design methodology of developing "personas" to explore a variety of perspectives in oral history metadata practices. Guest collaborators share their experiences, and attendees are invited to provide reflection and feedback.

Original language	English (US)
State	Unpublished - Aug 4 2019
Event	Archives*Records 2019: Lives Collide. Ideas Are Born. We Are All Transformed - JW Marriott, Austin, United States Duration: Jul 31 2019 → Aug 6 2019 https://archives2019.sched.com/

Conference

Conference	Archives*Records 2019
Abbreviated title	SAA Conference 2019
Country/Territory	United States
City	Austin
Period	7/31/19 → 8/6/19
Internet address	https://archives2019.sched.com/

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archives
oral history

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