Category: 30day challenge
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Artificial Intelligence – is on my mind! I have been using Chat GPT for a few months now and love it. I have discovered a niche purpose: seeking answers from Chat GPT about genealogy research. There are limits to what this AI tool can do; for instance, it cannot do the research for you.…
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Genealogists and Family Historians – start your engines! Why not join my Preserving Family History Academy and gain access to all 14 of my online courses, ebooks, workbooks, PowerPoint files, masterclass, and live cast recordings, all in one place? Planning for 2023? Have you made plans for preserving your family history this year? January is…
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Check It Out is the theme for the #52Ancestors52Weeks challenge for the month of April 2022. Having slipped behind in writing my weekly posts I am now inclined to write them monthly on themes as suggested by Amy Johnson Crow in her challenge. Amy says “We often use this phrase when we want someone to…
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The journey into the past is like a trip to a foreign country, and often a roadmap is needed to ensure you reach your destination. Here are 10 places to include in your itinerary. Genealogy Itinerary: Knowing What or Who you are Seeking – a good place to start from.Packing what you will need for the Journey…
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Accepting the challenge of the 30Tips30Days from Sarah Cordiner, I bravely stepped in where pilgrims fear to tread: the Live Cast program. A Live Cast is a self-made broadcast, that’s you going live on screen, in a video sent out to your social media sites or directly to YouTube. It can be done in Zoom!…
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In 2020 I focused on writing online courses for those who share my passion in Family History. During the months from May to November I successfully completed a raft of short courses for my academy. I am forever thankful to my ‘guiding light’ in all things to do with course writing, and cheerfully promote Sarah…
