What are we going to
do in 2018? I have lots of ideas and
so many things to talk about. I can’t
wait to hear what you are planning
too. We can brainstorm some actions for
you. Here are some ideas we will talk
about tomorrow.
For beginners: Go
to https://lisalouisecooke.com.
There is a GET STARTED button in the middle of the page. Lisa has lots of free
content: blogs to read, podcasts to listen to, and videos on YouTube. I haven’t
tried her beginner materials, but I enjoy her podcasts often. She’s good with genealogy and technology both. Informative and inspirational.
Ready to dive in to
more advanced topics? Try Genealogy
Do-Over. In 2015, after 25 years of
doing genealogy, Thomas MacEntee decided to do a complete do-over of all his
work. I signed up for his 13-week
program and that was way too aggressive.
Now he offers a 12-month program with one email at the beginning of the
month, a Facebook group and a yet-to-be-announced “special bonus group”.
The topics are here. Sign up for the email list near the bottom. And if a year is too long to wait, there is a
$4 e-workbook that lays it all out.
For anyone:
FREE Webinar
Wednesday, December 20 - 6pm (PST)
100 Days to a Better Family History
by Tammy Hepps
Attend this class for one hour and leave with a plan for your next hundred days of family history activities! Starting with a self-assessment of research progress to date, this class will help attendees prioritize research activities, pace work, and set deadlines.
Technologist, storyteller, & life-long genealogist. Founder of Treelines.com, winner of RootsTech developer challenge.
Wednesday, December 20 - 6pm (PST)
100 Days to a Better Family History
by Tammy Hepps
Attend this class for one hour and leave with a plan for your next hundred days of family history activities! Starting with a self-assessment of research progress to date, this class will help attendees prioritize research activities, pace work, and set deadlines.
Technologist, storyteller, & life-long genealogist. Founder of Treelines.com, winner of RootsTech developer challenge.
See you tomorrow 1:00 or earlier at the Ferndale Library.
Judith
Last November, I ordered for a third party, an autosomal test from FTdna. Just received notification that processing has been delayed a couple of weeks. Clearly, they are having volume problems. I would not be surprised if the same happens to Ancestry, given the huge number of testers that signed on over Thanksgiving.
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