If #RootsTech has left you hungry for more video presentations on digitizing personal collections, check out the 2010 Personal Archiving Conference videos available at the Personal Archiving website. I viewed the presentation and slides on digitization by Eric Saund from the Palo Alto Research … [Read more...]
Go Ahead, Join the Club, Cite Me!
What's that in the road, a head?Do we use our iPhone to find the Coroner or GoogleMaps? FootnoteMaven has tossed the ball back into the game and WE'RE TALKING PROPER CITATIONS ON THE BLOGS AGAIN! Thank you, fM, for the heavenly angel badge. (Yes, do see Amy's Genealogy, Etc. Blog for I … [Read more...]
Virtual Attendance at #RootsTech 2011
Family Search earns an A+ for opening RootsTech 2011 to virtual attendance by those of us unable be in Salt Lake City this week for the live event. I have already enjoyed the opening sessions from HP's Shane Robinson and the visionary introduction from Jay Verkler, along with accompanying Tweets … [Read more...]
There’s More Than Just the GEDCOM, Talking About Genealogy Software. . .
Last week I posted a question on Facebook that generated a lot of interest, and I thought it might be helpful to recap some of the discussion here, and invite even more input. My question was prompted by a move from PC to Mac platforms; now that I have new software options, I want to know what Mac … [Read more...]
We Want to Give $500 to a Student Genealogist
Do you know a student genealogist who would like to attend the Southern California Genealogical Society Jamboree in Burbank this June? Would he or she like to receive $500 to help with expenses to attend the conference? Please help spread the news about the Suzanne Winsor Freeman Memorial Grant for … [Read more...]
January Update on 2011 Genealogy Resolutions with Blogging Buddy, Amy Coffin
Did you know that Januarius had 29 days until Julius added two more, giving us more time to set our proverbial goals and exercise plans in place before February came crashing in? Too true! The Roman God, Janus, patron of gates and doorways is often shown with two faces looking opposite … [Read more...]
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