Stake Indexing Directors: Difference between revisions

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History[edit | edit source]

The position of Stake Extraction Director (now called Stake Indexing Director) was implemented to facilitate the Universal Data Extraction (UDE) program. The UDE program was started to extract information from historical records. Its purpose was to create a digital database for use in family history research. Church members were called to use computers to enter vital records from original documents, microfilm and paper copies of microfilm. With the advent of the FamilySearch Indexing program volunteers worked on computers to transcribe information from digital images of microfilm. The Universal Data Extraction program was eventually phased out, replaced with the indexing program.

Director Resources[edit | edit source]

To assist Stake Extraction Directors the following resources have been developed. Please review the materials that would benefit you in your calling.

PowerPoint presentations for helping the indexers/arbitrators in your ward[edit | edit source]

Basic Indexing Guidelines -

Indexing Project Updates[edit | edit source]

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 === History  ===
-The position of Stake Extraction Director (now called Stake Indexing Director) was implemented to facilitate the Universal Data Extraction (UDE)&nbsp;program. &nbsp;The program was started to extract information from historical records that had been microfilmed. Its purpose was to create a digital database for use in family history research. Records were extracted from microfilm and paper copies of microfilm. &nbsp;With the advent of the FamilySearch Indexing program volunteers worked directly from computer images to transcribe information. The Universal Data Extraction program was eventually phased out and replaced with the indexing program.
+The position of Stake Extraction Director (now called Stake Indexing Director) was implemented to facilitate the Universal Data Extraction (UDE)&nbsp;program. &nbsp;The UDE program was started to extract information from historical records. Its purpose was to create a digital database for use in family history research. Church members were called to use computers to enter vital records from original documents, microfilm and paper copies of microfilm. &nbsp;With the advent of the FamilySearch Indexing program volunteers worked on computers to transcribe information from digital images of microfilm. The Universal Data Extraction program was eventually phased out, replaced with the indexing program.
 === Director Resources  ===