Doing oral history /
Ritchie, Donald A.,1945-author.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction and Acknowledgments -- 1. An Oral History of Our Time -- Memory and Oral History -- Public History and Oral History -- 2. Setting Up An Oral History Project -- Funding and Staffing -- Equipment -- Processing -- Legal Concerns -- Archiving and the Internet -- 3. Conducting Interviews -- Preparing for the Interview -- Setting up the Interview -- Conducting the Interview -- Concluding the Interview -- 4. Using Oral History for Research -- Oral Evidence -- Theory -- Publishing Oral History -- 5. Videotaping Oral History -- Setting and Equipment -- Processing and Preserving Video Recordings -- Video Documentaries, Exhibits, and the Internet -- 6. Preserving Oral History in Archives and Libraries -- Managing Oral History Collections -- Sound Recordings -- Digital Oral Archives -- Donated Interviews -- Legal Considerations -- Public Outreach -- 7. Teaching Oral History -- Oral History in Elementary and Secondary Schools -- Oral History in Undergraduate and Graduate Education -- Institutional Review Boards -- 8. Presenting Oral History -- Oral History Web Sites -- Community History -- Family Interviewing -- Therapeutic Uses of Oral History -- Museum Exhibits -- Radio and Television -- Performance -- Appendix 1: Best Practices of the Oral History Association. -- Appendix 2: Sample Legal Release Forms -- Internet Resources.
Oral history.
Oral history
Historiography.