As a student working on an oral history project, I need practical guidance on conducting interviews and properly citing my sources. Please navigate to the 'Online Manuals' and 'How to Cite Oral History' sections within the 'Oral History Research and Resources' guide. Identify at least two key online manuals or tutorials recommended for conducting oral history interviews, and summarize the general advice provided for citing oral histories.
Navigate to 'https://guides.library.ucsc.edu/oralhist'. Click on the 'Online Manuals' link (ID 174). Identify and list at least two specific online manuals or tutorials recommended for conducting oral history interviews. Navigate back to the 'Oral History Research and Resources' guide. Click on the 'How to Cite Oral History' link (ID 177). Summarize the general advice provided on how to cite oral histories, noting any specific style guides mentioned or key elements of a citation.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Online Manuals' page. The agent identifies and lists at least two online manuals or tutorials for conducting oral history interviews (e.g., 'Online Tutorial--University of Florida, Samuel Proctor Oral History Program Digital Oral History Workshop', 'Oral History in the Digital Age'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'How to Cite Oral History' page. The agent summarizes the general advice for citing oral histories, including mention of common style guides (e.g., Chicago Manual of Style, MLA) and key citation elements (e.g., interviewee name, interviewer name, date of interview, location, collection name).