Contents: Introduction -- 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

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Context of Doing oral history, Donald A. Ritchie