Defining oral history as a method of inquiry by which the memories of individuals are elicited, preserved in interview transcripts or on tape recordings, and then used to enrich understanding of individuals' lives and the events in which they participated, this annotated bibliography provides a broad overview and a sampling of the resources available to researchers and practitioners interested in oral history. The citations are divided into six topics: guides for developing oral history projects; biographical research using oral history; using oral history as a teaching tool; oral history and the elderly; oral history and family heritage; and popular books using oral history. (NKA)