Natural Science Activities
These lessons incorporate audio-video oral histories of Illinois agriculture into activities about animals, plants, and soils, each in its own book section.
The lesson below deals with soil science in 30 one-page activities from Purdue University. Also find and watch ISM interview clips of Ed Runge as he talks about soil types for agriculture and the origins of Illinois topsoils.
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| LessonPlan-soils-Purdue.pdf | 499.5 KB |
| About This Site |
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| Welcome to the Audio-Video Barn! |
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| How to do an Oral History |
This section of the Website gives guidance on how to interview someone. |
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| Cluetip Readme |
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| Processing an Interview |
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| Technology Suggestions |
With the inception of audio recording, Oral History has regained its place of prominence in the Historical community. |
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| Transcription |
A transcriber will listen to an interview and type it word for word. |

