2012 Annual Meeting Resources
Session handouts from the 2012 Ohio Local History Alliance Annual Meeting, Inspire or Expire: How to Remain Relevant in the 21st Century.
2012 Meeting Brochure and Schedule
Teen Volunteers — Recruiting, Supervising, and Inspiring the Next Generation
Liz Shultz, Oberlin Heritage Center
Engaging the Public in Tourism to Advance History
Dan Shilling, Author of Civic Tourism: the Poetry and Politics of Place
Tech Cafe — Quick, Simple, Low-Cost Technology Projects
Collecing and Using Oral History in the 21st Century
Donna DeBlasio, Youngstown State University and Steve Paschen, Kent State University
Navigating Field Trips — Getting Educators and School Districts to Use Your Programs
Glenna Hoff, Campus Martius Museum
What’s the Right and Legal Way to Thank Donors?
Kristina Kuehling, Ohio History Connection
How Historic Houses Tell Communities’ Stories in Different Ways: Examples from Ohio and Elsewhere
Kay Fisher, Clinton County Historical Society and Pat Murphy, Oberlin Heritage Center
Genealogy 101: How to Research Family History
Jayne Davis, Franklin County Genealogical & Historical Society
Dressing the Part — How to Find Period Clothing and Props
Joyce Armstrong, Sylvania Historical Village
Digitization 101
Lily Birkhimer and Carla Zikursh, Ohio History Connection
Behind the Scenes — Creating a First Person Presentation
Anthony Gibbs, Ohio History Connection