Oral history and digital humanities : voice, access, and engagement - Boyd, Douglas A., 1970-; Larson, Mary, 1964- (New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2014)
Part I. Orality/aurality -- "Oral history in the age of digital possibilities" / by William Schneider -- "Why do we call it oral history? Refocusing on orality/aurality in the digital age" / by Sherna Berger Gluck -- "Adventures in sound: aural history, the digital revolution, and the making of I can almost see the lights of home: a field trip to Harlan County Kentucky" / by Charles Hardy III -- "'I just want to click on it to listen': oral history archives, orality and usability" / by Douglas A. Boyd -- Part II. Discovery and discourse -- "Beyond the transcript: oral history as pedagogy" / by Marjorie McLellan -- "Notes from the field: digital history and oral history" / by Gerald Zahavi -- "Densho: the Japanese American Legacy Project" / by Tom Ikeda -- "Deconstruction without destruction: creating metadata for oral history in a digital world" / by Elinor Mazé -- "'We all begin with a story': discovery and discourse in the digital realm" / by Mary A. Larson -- Part III. Oral history and digital humanities perspectives -- "Swimming in the exaflood: oral history as information in the digital age" / by Stephen Sloan -- "[O]ral [h]istory and the [d]igital [h]umanities" / by Dean Rehberger.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Digital media; Oral history -- Methodology; Oral history