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Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Syllabus-Germanic-Research-for-Beginners-2017.docx HERE for the Syllabus] | Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Syllabus-Germanic-Research-for-Beginners-2017.docx HERE for the Syllabus] | ||
== Googling Around with Google == | |||
Way more than a search engine! Learn about photos, image search, earth, alerts, gmail, calendar, and more. | |||
== How to Start Your Family History == | == How to Start Your Family History == | ||
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Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/syllabus-Northern-Utah-and-Southern-Idaho-Genealogy-Research-Sources.odt HERE for syllabus] | Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/syllabus-Northern-Utah-and-Southern-Idaho-Genealogy-Research-Sources.odt HERE for syllabus] | ||
== Organize, Find, and Share using Legacy Family Tree software == | |||
See how Legacy 9 helps you search the web, accurately record your sources, create migration maps, customized walls charts, publish books, get automated research suggestions and much more. | |||
== PERSI and Its 8,000 Periodicals == | == PERSI and Its 8,000 Periodicals == | ||
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Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Syllabus-Tips-for-Genealogical-Research_Juengling.odt HERE for the syllabus] | Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Syllabus-Tips-for-Genealogical-Research_Juengling.odt HERE for the syllabus] | ||
== Top Tech Tips for the Technologist and the Genealogist == | |||
Leave this class armed with a new collection of tools to make your genealogy time on the computer more efficient. | |||
== Using The Family History Guide™ for training == | == Using The Family History Guide™ for training == | ||
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Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Syllabus-Visualizing-Historical-Boundaries.pdf HERE for the Syllabus] | Click [http://ogdenfamilyhistoryconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Syllabus-Visualizing-Historical-Boundaries.pdf HERE for the Syllabus] | ||
== What's New in Legacy 9? == | |||
Learn about the new hinting, Find A Grave searching, online backup, stories, hashtags, Family Tree Bingo, and more | |||
== Why Some People Should NOT Write a Book! 7 Great Reasons Why YOU Must! == | == Why Some People Should NOT Write a Book! 7 Great Reasons Why YOU Must! == | ||
The session presenters will discuss the importance of publishing personal, family and social histories – and the use of related genealogical research publications – to reach a broader audience beyond one’s own immediate family members. One great reason to publish histories of this kind is to enable researchers (from novice to expert) to search and discover your work and the unique information it contains. Session topics will include the importance of print ''and'' digital versions of your work, ISBNs, registering works with the Library of Congress, making the work available through '''''Family Search Online Book Collection''''', worldwide distributin/access to your work and other essentials for making your work available to anyone. Examples of recent publications will be presented and a case study regarding the search and discovery of a “lost” ancestor using a variety of research methods and sources. | The session presenters will discuss the importance of publishing personal, family and social histories – and the use of related genealogical research publications – to reach a broader audience beyond one’s own immediate family members. One great reason to publish histories of this kind is to enable researchers (from novice to expert) to search and discover your work and the unique information it contains. Session topics will include the importance of print ''and'' digital versions of your work, ISBNs, registering works with the Library of Congress, making the work available through '''''Family Search Online Book Collection''''', worldwide distributin/access to your work and other essentials for making your work available to anyone. Examples of recent publications will be presented and a case study regarding the search and discovery of a “lost” ancestor using a variety of research methods and sources. | ||
[[Category:Family History Centers]] | [[Category:Family History Centers]] | ||