Hello,
    Please let me start with apologies to those of you who receive this
twice, as I am cross-posting this query.

    One of the many items on the "to-do" list for our small historical
society is to resume the oral history program. Before we do I would like to
ask how -- or even if -- the other list members do theirs:

    --  Do you have a training program for interviewers?
    -- Do you tape them with a cassette tape? A videotape? Sometihng else?
    -- If you tape them, do you also transcribe them? If so, who does that
for you and how?
    -- Do you have a release for for the interviewee to sign, acknowledging
that you may do with the contents as you wish?
    -- Do you make them available to the public?
    -- Do you do anything else with them?

Lynne Ranieri
Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society

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