Would you like to create a digital story? Do you have some stories to share from your Family History? Would you like to join the
Journal Prompt “What lessons did your ancestors leave that you have carried forward in your own life, that keep your feet on the ground? Do
Webinar 1: Shortcuts, tools and strategies Webinar Series – three sessions scheduled for first day of September, October and November, 2020. Do you need some
I have become obsessive compulsive in my pursuit of educating people in the art of preserving their family history!
Journal prompt: What opportunities has an enforced ‘change of routine’ had for you? What new skills have you learned as a result of the extraordinary
Lesson 6: Upload content, illustrate and publish Once you have your story drafted, edited and ready to post: copy the content from your writing tool create a new post in your blog site paste the content and give it a title add one or two themed images to illustrate preview publish Watch this short video […]
As I get ready to write my Family History stories I make a choice of where to write them down before posting in my blog!
Lesson 3: Blog Planning Tools Plain and Simple: your diary and calendar The easiest way to plan ahead is to use the paper based tools
I am interrupting this broadcast ( … the Blogging in the Past Lane series of posts … ) to bring you the latest news about
Exploring Family History Blogs is a great first step in preparing to write your own. Lesson Two: Subscribe to Selected Family History Blogs I subscribe