Community oral history toolkit /

This five-volume set is the definitive guide to all aspects of conducting successful community oral history projects that conform to best practices in the field. What are the fundamental principles that make one oral history project fly and another falter? Community Oral History Toolkit examines the...

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Main Authors:	MacKay, Nancy, 1945- (Author), Quinlan, Mary Kay (Author), Sommer, Barbara W. (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Walnut Creek, Calif. : Left Coast Press, 2013.
Subjects:	Oral history > Handbooks, manuals, etc. Oral history > Methodology. Interviewing > Handbooks, manuals, etc. Local history > Methodology. Oral history. Interviewing. Local history. Handbooks and manuals.
Summary:	This five-volume set is the definitive guide to all aspects of conducting successful community oral history projects that conform to best practices in the field. What are the fundamental principles that make one oral history project fly and another falter? Community Oral History Toolkit examines theoretical foundations for oral history practice and offers applicable tools and guidelines that you can mold to your project's specific needs. The wealth of existing literature on oral history methodology is designed for academic research; the Toolkit, however, is specifically geared toward community groups unaffiliated with large institutions such as universities. Volumes include an introduction to community oral history, planning and managing community oral history projects, interviewing subjects, and processing the interviews.