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How to Organise your Genealogy Research

This 3 week course will teach you all the required skills needed when:

developing your research plan;

designing your research recording process;

being methodical with researching;

sharing ancestral research data.

Who is this course for?

The course is aimed at anyone who wants to begin planning their ancestral research to save their sanity.

Beginner family historians and genealogists will find the course an easy introduction to researching smartly.
The course includes insights into Find My Past and Evernote.
We know about your hectic schedule. We also know the only way you truly understand a subject is by practicing it in a safe environment. 
We encourage you to learn the basic steps and make them your genealogy habits. 

Use online tools smartly

New features in online Family Tree programs simplify your research recording. Look for the latest tool in Find My Past, copy to clipboard.

This enables you to make a copy of a record’s transcript to paste anywhere.

Set up your Evernote

We suggest that you set up an Evernote account (free version) to store your copied data from your research. Evernote is a powerful, cloud based tool for organising your research in Notebooks.

Start with one family

Find out about one family group one ancestor at a time. Create a record for members of that one family using a Family Group Chart. Locate and practice using various PDF fillable charts for your research records.

Refine your Research

Adding your family group details to a Generation Pedigree Chart, gives an overview of the relationships within those generations. Choose 4, 5, or 10 generation charts depending on the depth of your research.

Learn to be methodical

Join the course and start: 

plotting your ancestral research

planning your ancestral records

building a systematic approach to storing records

exploring Find My Past

investigating Evernote

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