Plan An Oral History Project. Compare and contrast two of the projects. Now identify a new oral history project that you could complete in your community. Ask the person to volunteer. Employ a release form.
Site contains lots of interview tips and guidelines.
This site is a very good guide to the nuts and bolts of oral history. In this article the author shares ten straightforward recommendations for conducting oral history interviews. This project links seniors and youth in communities across Canada in a dialogue which explores, records and celebrates seniors' contributions to their country and their communities. This article promotes the collection of life accounts for understanding the history and special culture of a community. This website guide links to resources that help you find information on conducting family history research and oral history from books, periodicals, and Internet resources.