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Another California Library On YouTube

"Sunnyvale Voices: From Settlers to Silicon" includes more than 20 short reminiscences about the history of Sunnyvale as told by residents (Vince Cala's were my favorite.) Each oral history is available in print, audio, and video. The project was funded with an LSTA grant. If you're thinking about doing an oral history project for your community, more information about what it involves can be found in the Project Manual [PDF].
Are there other California Libraries using YouTube? Please let us know via the comment section.

Posted by carole leita at 4:07 PM in How We Did It Good | Interesting Libraries | Web 2.0 | | Comments (0)

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