By Steven Sielaff Throughout my time as Oral History Review (OHR) editorial assistant at the Oral History Association’s (OHA) annual conference in Oklahoma City, OK, I saw a number of prevailing themes. In the recent past, the push towards digitization and web-based portals has dominated the professional landscape. This was certainly the case again at this year’s conference.

This week, Steven Sielaff reflects on the OHA’s 2013 Annual Meeting, and how we make room for digital scholarship in academia. 

In addition to serving as our temporary editorial assistant at the OHA conference, Steven is a university researcher at Baylor University’s Institute for Oral History. You can (should!) follow him on twitter at @sksielaff.