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KEYNOTE: ALL ARE SAFELY GATHERED IN
LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/all_are_safely_gathered_in-keynote.pdf
After the Scan—Online Preservation Your Family Can Find (Amberly Beck) Old family photos, letters, and other artifacts are great treasures. But once we scan them, what do we do with the digital files? How do we make sure that they are easily found and enjoyed by all of our close, distant, and non-genealogist family members? We will consider storage, preservation, and sharing options. We will learn the OHIO principle — Only Handle It Once — and discuss how we can do it right, do it once. We will explore simple ways to use social media to help our family see these treasures a bit at a time and regularly feel connected to their ancestors. Attendees will leave feeling encouraged to ensure that their preservation efforts will last for generations. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/after_the_scan.pdf
Beginning 1600s Research for the Beginner…DON’T DO IT (Kelli Herlevi) What family history tasks are most important to tackle first? QUICK get started overview. Then class will cover using phones and tablets and some of the best APPs that are available for family history. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/beginning_1600.pdf
Converting Cassette Audio Tapes to Digital Format (Brian Palmer) Mapleton Family History Center has the equipment to do this conversion. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/audacity_handout_2020.pdf
Correcting Mistakes in FamilySearch.org (Guy Black; Intermediate Class) Correcting mistakes in FamilySearch (your own or someone else’s) is sometimes frustrating. Learn how to make these corrections in a way that will help the record stay accurate. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/correcting_mistakes_in_familysearch.pdf
FamilySearch Overview for BEGINNERS (Dave Moore) This class will cover the benefits and basic use of Family Tree, Search, Memories, and Temple sections of FamilySearch LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/familysearchbeginning-1-2020.pdf
Permanent Link: www.preservingtime.org/getting-started-for-true-beginners.html
Fun Family History for Youth Ages 5-20 (Liz Snow) Get some ideas on ways to get children and youth engaged in Family History and have their hearts turned to their fathers. All Levels LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/funfamilyhistory4youth-5-20.pdf
Gather All the FamilySearch Record Hints from their 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Different Locations (Catrina Jensen) Record Hints are found in many different locations on FamilySearch.org…and they are not all the same hints in each location. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/7researchhints.pdf
Gifts That Turn Hearts (Amberly Beck) Help your loved ones turn their hearts to their ancestors by giving meaningful family history gifts. Examples will include both simple, and more complex gift ideas that will help you find ways to invite connections between the generations of your family. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/gifts_that_turn_hearts.pdf
How Do the New YM/YW Themes Support Temple and Family History Work? (Led by Kelli Herlevi) Class will begin with a review of the theme and setting goals followed by a discussion with audience participation sharing examples and possible goals. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/how_do_the_new_2020_ym_yw_themes.pdf
Indexing (Bob and Liz Snow) Come for a quick demo and then Q & A about Indexing on the Web. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/web_indexing_handout-2020.pdf
Introduction to MyHeritage DNA Tools (Catrina Jensen; Intermediate/Advanced Class) Become familiar with new technology that MyHeritage is using. (It’s amazing.) A follow-up class with more depth will follow at the Mapleton Family History Center. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/myheritagednatools.pdf
KEYNOTE: ALL ARE SAFELY GATHERED IN
LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/all_are_safely_gathered_in-keynote.pdf
Merge Without Fear (Dave Moore) This class will demonstrate the basis and basics for merging duplicates and correcting merging errors.
“My Family History is ALL Done” NOT (Lisa Blonquist) Learn a specific technique for locating family members in FamilySearch whose records are not complete and are likely missing temple ordinances. (NO HANDOUT FOR THIS CLASS)
MyHeritage—A Powerful Partner (Catrina Jensen; Intermediate Class) Learn how the technology and tools available at MyHeritage.com help you make better progress in your family history efforts. LINK: https://www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/myheritage-powerfulpartner.pdf
Need a Refresher to Get Going Again: Jumpstart FamilySearch Review (Dave Moore) This class will be an overview of benefits and basic information available in FamilySearch and its value to those on both sides of the veil.
Personal Help (1:30 - 3:00PM; Cultural Hall): INDIVIDUAL HELP & DISPLAYS--Get help with what is holding you up! General help + Specialists in these areas will be available: German, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Scottish (Post 1855), Eastern European & Russian, Indexing, Photo Editing, and Scanning Photos.
Personal History Debate: How Much is Too Much? None is Too Little (Patti Coombs) Practical tips for making writing a history manageable. Questions to ask yourself so that histories you write will be enjoyed by others instead of collecting dust on a shelf or being lost in digital outer space. HANDOUT LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/personal_history_debate.pdf ; Permanent Link: www.preservingtime.org/personal-history-debate-laying-out-page.html
Planning and Carrying Out a Successful Ward Family History Plan (Robert Kehrer)
www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/a_successful_t_fh_plan-pdf.pdf
Question & Answer Period (about Digital Conversion) (Brian Palmer)
Searching NOT Surfing for Information (Guy Black) Learn how to make your time internet searching more profitable by helping you to find the information you actually need. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/searching_not_surfing_for_information.pdf
Simple Secrets to Keep From Getting Overwhelmed by Family History (Patti Coombs) President Dallin H. Oaks: “Our effort is not to compel everyone to do everything, but to encourage everyone to do something.” Tips on how to find your “something” and how not to let “everything else” overwhelm you. Part of the class will cover how to work on family history in small bits of time including keeping track of your project so you don’t have to start over every time you work. HANDOUT LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/secretsoverwhelmed.pdf
PERMANENT LINK: www.preservingtime.org/secrets-not-overwhelmed-by-family-history.html
Taking Better Pictures with your Phone (AJ Rich) Cell phones have come a long way. Learn to take better photos with your phone with tips from a professional photographer…who uses his phone all the time for photos. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/takingbetterpictures2020.pdf
They Will Lead the Way…Youth + Family History + Power in Connections (Marcy Zabriskie and a Youth Panel) This class is for everyone. Parents and leaders of youth will find this class especially helpful in encouraging their youth to participate in Family History. Youth Panel Bios: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/they_will_lead_the_way_youth_panel_2020.pdf
Understanding Shared DNA Matches (Amberly Beck; Advanced Class) Are you getting the most out of your DNA test results? Your shared DNA matches are one of your greatest “everyday tools” for working with your DNA results. Learn how to identify your DNA matches, your shared ancestors, and how to use targeted match analysis to help solve those stubborn brick walls. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/understanding_shared_dna_matches.pdf
Using Family History on a Mission and in Everyday Life (It’s the Same Thing) (Kelli Herlevi) Learn tips for practical ways to reach out and touch others hearts using family history and FamilySearch. Tips on how to comfortably engage others in these conversations. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/using_family_history_on_a_mission_and_in_everyday_life.pdf
Voice/Audio to Text Conversion (Brian Palmer) Learning this skill will save countless hours of tedious transcription time.
We Are Who We Are Because of Who They Were (Dell Loveless) Class will cover teaching children and grandchildren about their ancestors and help them find strength from these connections.
What Records Will Give me the Information I need? (Liz Snow) Ever wondered where to find parent's names if you don't have a birth record or where to find marriage info without a marriage record? Come to this class and get some clues. Beginning and Intermediate Level. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/what_records_give_me_the_info_i_need.pdf
LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/all_are_safely_gathered_in-keynote.pdf
After the Scan—Online Preservation Your Family Can Find (Amberly Beck) Old family photos, letters, and other artifacts are great treasures. But once we scan them, what do we do with the digital files? How do we make sure that they are easily found and enjoyed by all of our close, distant, and non-genealogist family members? We will consider storage, preservation, and sharing options. We will learn the OHIO principle — Only Handle It Once — and discuss how we can do it right, do it once. We will explore simple ways to use social media to help our family see these treasures a bit at a time and regularly feel connected to their ancestors. Attendees will leave feeling encouraged to ensure that their preservation efforts will last for generations. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/after_the_scan.pdf
Beginning 1600s Research for the Beginner…DON’T DO IT (Kelli Herlevi) What family history tasks are most important to tackle first? QUICK get started overview. Then class will cover using phones and tablets and some of the best APPs that are available for family history. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/beginning_1600.pdf
Converting Cassette Audio Tapes to Digital Format (Brian Palmer) Mapleton Family History Center has the equipment to do this conversion. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/audacity_handout_2020.pdf
- MORE INFO ON AUDIO AND VIDEO CONVERSION
www.preservingtime.org/digitizing-vhs-and-cassettes.html
Correcting Mistakes in FamilySearch.org (Guy Black; Intermediate Class) Correcting mistakes in FamilySearch (your own or someone else’s) is sometimes frustrating. Learn how to make these corrections in a way that will help the record stay accurate. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/correcting_mistakes_in_familysearch.pdf
FamilySearch Overview for BEGINNERS (Dave Moore) This class will cover the benefits and basic use of Family Tree, Search, Memories, and Temple sections of FamilySearch LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/familysearchbeginning-1-2020.pdf
Permanent Link: www.preservingtime.org/getting-started-for-true-beginners.html
Fun Family History for Youth Ages 5-20 (Liz Snow) Get some ideas on ways to get children and youth engaged in Family History and have their hearts turned to their fathers. All Levels LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/funfamilyhistory4youth-5-20.pdf
Gather All the FamilySearch Record Hints from their 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Different Locations (Catrina Jensen) Record Hints are found in many different locations on FamilySearch.org…and they are not all the same hints in each location. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/7researchhints.pdf
Gifts That Turn Hearts (Amberly Beck) Help your loved ones turn their hearts to their ancestors by giving meaningful family history gifts. Examples will include both simple, and more complex gift ideas that will help you find ways to invite connections between the generations of your family. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/gifts_that_turn_hearts.pdf
How Do the New YM/YW Themes Support Temple and Family History Work? (Led by Kelli Herlevi) Class will begin with a review of the theme and setting goals followed by a discussion with audience participation sharing examples and possible goals. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/how_do_the_new_2020_ym_yw_themes.pdf
Indexing (Bob and Liz Snow) Come for a quick demo and then Q & A about Indexing on the Web. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/web_indexing_handout-2020.pdf
Introduction to MyHeritage DNA Tools (Catrina Jensen; Intermediate/Advanced Class) Become familiar with new technology that MyHeritage is using. (It’s amazing.) A follow-up class with more depth will follow at the Mapleton Family History Center. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/myheritagednatools.pdf
KEYNOTE: ALL ARE SAFELY GATHERED IN
LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/all_are_safely_gathered_in-keynote.pdf
Merge Without Fear (Dave Moore) This class will demonstrate the basis and basics for merging duplicates and correcting merging errors.
“My Family History is ALL Done” NOT (Lisa Blonquist) Learn a specific technique for locating family members in FamilySearch whose records are not complete and are likely missing temple ordinances. (NO HANDOUT FOR THIS CLASS)
MyHeritage—A Powerful Partner (Catrina Jensen; Intermediate Class) Learn how the technology and tools available at MyHeritage.com help you make better progress in your family history efforts. LINK: https://www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/myheritage-powerfulpartner.pdf
Need a Refresher to Get Going Again: Jumpstart FamilySearch Review (Dave Moore) This class will be an overview of benefits and basic information available in FamilySearch and its value to those on both sides of the veil.
Personal Help (1:30 - 3:00PM; Cultural Hall): INDIVIDUAL HELP & DISPLAYS--Get help with what is holding you up! General help + Specialists in these areas will be available: German, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Scottish (Post 1855), Eastern European & Russian, Indexing, Photo Editing, and Scanning Photos.
Personal History Debate: How Much is Too Much? None is Too Little (Patti Coombs) Practical tips for making writing a history manageable. Questions to ask yourself so that histories you write will be enjoyed by others instead of collecting dust on a shelf or being lost in digital outer space. HANDOUT LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/personal_history_debate.pdf ; Permanent Link: www.preservingtime.org/personal-history-debate-laying-out-page.html
Planning and Carrying Out a Successful Ward Family History Plan (Robert Kehrer)
www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/a_successful_t_fh_plan-pdf.pdf
Question & Answer Period (about Digital Conversion) (Brian Palmer)
Searching NOT Surfing for Information (Guy Black) Learn how to make your time internet searching more profitable by helping you to find the information you actually need. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/searching_not_surfing_for_information.pdf
Simple Secrets to Keep From Getting Overwhelmed by Family History (Patti Coombs) President Dallin H. Oaks: “Our effort is not to compel everyone to do everything, but to encourage everyone to do something.” Tips on how to find your “something” and how not to let “everything else” overwhelm you. Part of the class will cover how to work on family history in small bits of time including keeping track of your project so you don’t have to start over every time you work. HANDOUT LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/secretsoverwhelmed.pdf
PERMANENT LINK: www.preservingtime.org/secrets-not-overwhelmed-by-family-history.html
Taking Better Pictures with your Phone (AJ Rich) Cell phones have come a long way. Learn to take better photos with your phone with tips from a professional photographer…who uses his phone all the time for photos. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/takingbetterpictures2020.pdf
They Will Lead the Way…Youth + Family History + Power in Connections (Marcy Zabriskie and a Youth Panel) This class is for everyone. Parents and leaders of youth will find this class especially helpful in encouraging their youth to participate in Family History. Youth Panel Bios: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/they_will_lead_the_way_youth_panel_2020.pdf
Understanding Shared DNA Matches (Amberly Beck; Advanced Class) Are you getting the most out of your DNA test results? Your shared DNA matches are one of your greatest “everyday tools” for working with your DNA results. Learn how to identify your DNA matches, your shared ancestors, and how to use targeted match analysis to help solve those stubborn brick walls. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/understanding_shared_dna_matches.pdf
Using Family History on a Mission and in Everyday Life (It’s the Same Thing) (Kelli Herlevi) Learn tips for practical ways to reach out and touch others hearts using family history and FamilySearch. Tips on how to comfortably engage others in these conversations. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/using_family_history_on_a_mission_and_in_everyday_life.pdf
Voice/Audio to Text Conversion (Brian Palmer) Learning this skill will save countless hours of tedious transcription time.
We Are Who We Are Because of Who They Were (Dell Loveless) Class will cover teaching children and grandchildren about their ancestors and help them find strength from these connections.
What Records Will Give me the Information I need? (Liz Snow) Ever wondered where to find parent's names if you don't have a birth record or where to find marriage info without a marriage record? Come to this class and get some clues. Beginning and Intermediate Level. LINK: www.preservingtime.org/uploads/7/5/3/4/7534482/what_records_give_me_the_info_i_need.pdf