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영문목차
Author's Preface=7
Series Introduction=9
Defining Oral History=10
What You'll Find in the Community Oral History Toolkit=11
Best Practices for Community Oral History Projects=12
Toolkit Contents=14
1. Understanding the Study of History=17
What Historians Do=18
How Oral History Has Evolved=20
Oral History and Memory=21
Accessibility of Oral History=23
2. Defining Oral History, Defining Community=25
Defining Oral History=26
Defining Community=28
3. Special Considerations for Community Oral History=31
Insiders Versus Outsiders=31
Working with Volunteers=33
Challenging Collective Memories=34
Finding Oral History Expertise=36
Identifying a Repository=37
Securing Project Funds=38
4. Community Oral History Tools and Technology=39
Technology Decisions=39
Record-keeping Decisions=42
5. Preserving and Using Oral History Materials=45
Determining a Repository at the Outset=46
Processing Oral History Materials=47
Creating Secondary Products=49
6. Ethical Considerations for Oral Historians=51
Framing an Oral History Project=52
Selecting Audio or Video Recording Equipment=54
Choosing a Repository for Oral History Materials=54
Securing Legal Release Agreements From Every Interviewee=55
Obtaining Project Funding=55
Documenting Historical Context=56
7. Exploring Best Practices for Community Oral History Projects=59
8. Overview of the Community Oral History Toolkit=67
Appendix Sample Forms for Managing Oral History Projects=73
Notes=91
Glossary=93
Resources=107
Toolkit Index=121
About the Authors=145
영문목차
Author's Preface=7
Series Introduction=9
Defining Oral History=10
What You'll Find in the Community Oral History Toolkit=11
Best Practices for Community Oral History Projects=12
Toolkit Contents=14
1. Introduction=17
Methodology and Volume Organization=18
Oral History=20
Documenting Community History Through Oral History=20
Why Plan?=24
Community Oral History Planning Steps=26
2. Getting Started=29
The First Steps=29
Project Planning Team=31
Planning Director=32
Community Supporters=32
Community Resource People=34
Ethical Guidelines=34
Legal Standards=35
3. Project Design=43
Project Design Statement=44
Project Goals, Historical Focus, and Scope=46
Project Name=53
Mission Statement=53
Project Interviewee list=53
4. Planning for People and Infrastructure=57
Team Member Options=57
Repository Arrangements=58
Forms and Record Keeping=66
Work Space Needs=75
5. Equipment Planning=77
Recorders=78
Microphones=82
Accessories=83
Computers and External Hard Drives=83
Transcribing Equipment=84
6. All About Money=87
Project Budget=88
Funding Sources=93
7. Winding Up=97
After-the-Interview Options=98
Project Workshops and Training Materials=102
Recap―Why Plan?=103
Assemble Plan and Share it with Supporters=105
Appendix A. Planning Survey and Respondents=107
Appendix B. Equipment and Technology Terms=115
Appendix C. Recording Equipment Standards=118
Appendix D. Budget and Funding Terms=125
Notes=127
Further Reading=129
Index=133
About the Authors=139
영문목차
Author's Preface=7
Series Introduction=9
Defining Oral History=10
What You'll Find in the Community Oral History Toolkit=11
Best Practices for Community Oral History Projects=12
Toolkit Contents=14
1. Introduction=17
Methodology=18
Volume Organization=19
Community Oral History=19
Sample(Fictitious) Community Oral History Projects=20
Project Management Process=22
2. The First Steps=27
The Basics : Name, Goal, Mission Statement, Focus, and Scope=28
The Project Design Statement=29
Ethical Guidelines=42
Legal Standards=42
3. People Management=47
Project Director=48
Oral History Project Team=51
Team Recruiting Tips=55
Team Management Tips=58
Tips for Working with Volunteers=63
Project Work Space=65
Forms and Files=68
4. Equipment Management=81
Equipment Options-Overview=82
Data File Storage and Maintenance=84
Equipment Kits=85
Recording Equipment Maintenance Guidelines=87
Recording Equipment Workshop=88
5. Money Management=91
Project Funding and Support Options-Overview=91
Grants=94
Donations=97
Managing a Budget=99
6. Interview Management=105
Managing Historical Focus=106
Ethical Guidelines and Legal Standards=108
Managing Project Interviews=110
Interviewer Training Workshop=117
Repository=119
7. Winding Up=123
Immediate Post-Interview Tasks=124
Managing Preservation=125
Transcriber Training Workshop=130
Managing Access=132
Oral History Management Wrap-Up=133
Managing Public Relations=134
Celebration=136
Appendix Management Survey and Respondents=139
Notes=151
Further Reading=155
Index=159
About the Authors=167
영문목차
Authors Preface=7
Series Introduction=9
Defining Oral History=10
What You'll Find in the Community Oral History Toolkit=11
Best Practices for Community Oral History Projects=12
Toolkit Contents=14
1. What, Exactly, is an Oral History Interview?=17
Understanding Oral History Interviews=20
2. Understanding the Ethics of Oral History Interviews=27
The Ethical Dimensions of Preparation=28
The Ethical Dimensions of Interviewing=30
The Ethical Dimensions of Post-Interview Tasks=32
Legal Considerations=33
Special Challenges and Restricted Interviews=34
3. Before the Interview : What Project Teams Need to Do=39
Develop Background Research Materials For Your Interviewers=40
Create a Timeline=42
Identify Potential Interviewees=44
Recruit and Train Interviewers=50
Match Interviewers with Interviewees=55
4. Before the Interview : What Interviewers Need to Do=59
Familiarize Yourself with the Project Goals=60
Get Training on Using Equipment and Interviewing Techniques=61
Conduct General Background Research=63
Conduct Interviewee-Specific Research=64
Develop Interview Guide with Questions and Themes to Pursue=65
Use Appropriate Recordkeeping Forms=72
Schedule the Interview=73
Arrive on Time and Bring Everything You Need=74
Arrange the Interview Setting=75
5. During the Interview=79
Asking the Questions=81
Use Research Notes to Keep Things Moving=90
Use Photos, Maps, or Other Objects as Prompts to Jog your Interviewee's Memory=91
Wear a Watch and Keep Track of the Time=92
Wind Up the Interview Gracefully=93
Don't Turn off the Recorder Quite Yet=94
6. After the Interview=97
Handle Immediate Post-Interview Tasks=97
Transcribe the Interview=106
Audit Check the Transcript=107
Arrange for Copying and Transfer of Artifacts and Legal Release Agreements=107
Prepare your Notes about the Interview Content and Context=107
Collect All Your Interview Materials for the Repository=108
Notes=109
Further Reading=111
Index=113
About the Authors=119
영문목차
Author's Preface=9
Series Introduction=13
Defining Oral History=14
What You'll Find in the Community Oral History Toolkit=15
Best Practices for Community Oral History Projects=16
Toolkit Contents=18
1. Getting Started=21
Assessment=23
Planning the Next Stage=25
About the Interviewee=27
About Repositories=29
About Processing=32
2. Processing=35
What is Processing?=36
Setting Up for Processing=38
What to Keep Track Of=40
Processing Step by Step=49
3. Transcribing=55
Why Transcribe?=56
Transcribing Basics=58
Transcription Protocol=61
Record Keeping=62
Transcription Step by Step=62
Transcriber's Packet=64
4. Cataloging=71
Cataloging Overview=72
The Cataloging System=78
Getting Started=85
5. Preservation and Access=91
Overview=92
Formats=95
Metadata=98
What Community Oral Historians Need to Know=99
6. Winding Up=103
Administrative Tasks=103
Documentation=105
Reflection=107
Inquiries from Researchers=108
Public Events=109
Building Community Through Oral History=109
7. Using Oral Histories=113
Film=115
Interactive Website=118
Book=120
Theater=123
Walking/Driving Tour=125
Exhibit=128
Final Words=133
Appendix A. Fictitious Project Design Statement, Project One―Volunteer=135
Appendix B. Fictitious Project Design Statement, Project Two―City=139
Appendix C. Fictitious Project Design Statement, Project Three―Historical Society=143
Appendix D. Sample―Legal Release Agreement=147
Appendix E. Sample―Legal Release Agreement(Restrictions)=149
Appendix F. Sample Transcript Excerpt=151
Notes=155
Further Reading=157
Index=163
About the Authors=171
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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. Volumes in the set are also available separately.
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. Volumes in the set are also available separately.
Check for downloadable forms under the e-resources tab.
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