We are loving Education Week at Brigham Young University this week. We’ve been attending classes, enjoying lunches with friends, and most of all, we are enjoying sharing and teaching about family history. Thank you to everyone who has been attending our classes. It has been great to meet you and hear your comments. We look forward to the next two days!
For those of you who are attending our week-long series of classes entitled “The Genealogy Research Process,” here are the articles we have written in the past that go along with each lecture:
The Genealogy Research Process
Diana Elder, AG, and Nicole Dyer
Class 1 (Tuesday): Research Question and Analysis
Doing a Genealogy Research Project from Start to Finish
Research Like a Pro, Part 1: What’s Your Question?
Research Like a Pro, Part 2: Analyze Your Sources
Class 2 (Wednesday): Locality Research
Research Like a Pro, Part 3: Where Did They Live?
Location, Location, Location: Putting Your Ancestors in Their Place
Class 3 (Thursday): Research Planning and Source Citations
Research Like a Pro, Part 4: What’s the Plan?
Research Like a Pro, Part 5: Where Did You Look and What Did You Find?
Source Citations: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Creating a New Source on FamilySearch Family Tree
Class 4 (Friday): Research Logs and Writing Reports
Research Logs: The Key to Organizing Your Family History
Research Like a Pro Part 6: Write it Up
Yesterday, we went over to the BYU Bookstore to see our books for sale. Then we went over today and saw that they they were mostly gone! Find Names for the Temple was completely sold out, but you can still purchase it on Amazon.com, here.
Research Like a Pro is almost sold out as well. It was fun to see our books in a real bookstore! We have only sold them from Amazon.com in the past.
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