Oral History Acquisition: Some Preliminary Considerations.
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1986
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| author | Pierce, Preston E. |
| author_facet | Pierce, Preston E. Pierce, Preston E. |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Oral History Acquisition: Some Preliminary Considerations. Pierce, Preston E. Audiotape Recordings Films Interviews Librarians Library Collection Development Local History Media Selection Microfilm Oral History Problems Slides Videotape Recordings Current technological advances make acquiring and producing oral history records easier for librarians. However, they must be aware of practical, philosophical, political, and legal issues involved therein. Preservation formats include (1) audiotape; (2) videotape; (3) disc recordings; (4) film; (5) slides and audiotapes; and (6) microfilm. (CDD) |
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| id | eric_EJ341659 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | Oral History Acquisition: Some Preliminary Considerations. Pierce, Preston E. Audiotape Recordings Films Interviews Librarians Library Collection Development Local History Media Selection Microfilm Oral History Problems Slides Videotape Recordings Oral History Acquisition: Some Preliminary Considerations. Pierce, Preston E. Audiotape Recordings Films Interviews Librarians Library Collection Development Local History Media Selection Microfilm Oral History Problems Slides Videotape Recordings Current technological advances make acquiring and producing oral history records easier for librarians. However, they must be aware of practical, philosophical, political, and legal issues involved therein. Preservation formats include (1) audiotape; (2) videotape; (3) disc recordings; (4) film; (5) slides and audiotapes; and (6) microfilm. (CDD) |
| title | Oral History Acquisition: Some Preliminary Considerations. |
| topic | Audiotape Recordings Films Interviews Librarians Library Collection Development Local History Media Selection Microfilm Oral History Problems Slides Videotape Recordings |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ341659 |