Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2017
Department
Libraries
Abstract
The University of Louisville Oral History Center houses over 2000 interviews. A collaborative project between Archives and Special Collections, the Office of Libraries Technology, and Web Services improved access to interview records by making a LibGuides webpage tied to a database containing the oral history metadata. This project has enhanced access for our users to the item level metadata of individual interviews and created a simplified, efficient workflow for our staff to maintain the information. In the following article, the authors discuss the methods and code they employed to offer users an interactive interface, and provide staff with a streamlined process for keeping the oral history material current.
Original Publication Information
Fox, H., Holtze, T., & Kuehn, R. (2017). Streamlining delivery of online oral history metadata through LibGuides. Practical Technology for Archives, (7).
ThinkIR Citation
Fox, Heather; Holtze, Terri; and Kuehn, Randy, "Streamlining Delivery of Online Oral History Metadata through LibGuides" (2017). Faculty and Staff Scholarship. 523.
https://ir.library.louisville.edu/faculty/523
