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This page has been created to support the discussion about a RootsTech 2012 Un-Conference session held on Thursday Feb 2. The notes from that session have been appended at the bottom of this article.<br> | This page has been created to support the discussion about a RootsTech 2012 Un-Conference session held on Thursday Feb 2. | ||
*The notes from that session have been appended at the bottom of this article.<br> | |||
*A Genealogical Society Webmasters group has been established on Facebook... a page supporting this groups activity has been created: see [[Genealogical Society Webmasters|Genealogical Society Webmasters]] | |||
The focus of this session will be on facilitating an on-going environment that can be utilized by those responsible for creating and maintaining the on-line presence (web sites, Blogs, Wiki's, Twitter accounts, Facebook accounts, etc) for local genealogical societies. The desired outcome is to define a path forward and to begin a virtual discussion.<br> | The focus of this session will be on facilitating an on-going environment that can be utilized by those responsible for creating and maintaining the on-line presence (web sites, Blogs, Wiki's, Twitter accounts, Facebook accounts, etc) for local genealogical societies. The desired outcome is to define a path forward and to begin a virtual discussion.<br> | ||
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*One society is looking for a better way to implement shopping carts | *One society is looking for a better way to implement shopping carts | ||
Candace Turpin from Family Search attended and said that Family Search is very interested in helping local societies identify resources that they want to digitize and wants to find a way to help societies digitize and publish local information.<br> | Candace Turpin from Family Search attended and said that Family Search is very interested in helping local societies identify resources that they want to digitize and wants to find a way to help societies digitize and publish local information.<br> | ||
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