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Showing posts with label Family Search Weekly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family Search Weekly. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

The FamilySearch Weekly

I've written before about this excellent resource, and will likely write about it again and again. The FamilySearch Weekly was created by Steve Cottrell using a program available called paper.li. If you subscribe to it by clicking on the "subscribe" link at the top right, you'll get a notice in your email each week when it's published. The email will include a link that will take you to the actual "newspaper". Many current articles are included and are available to read in full by clicking their headlines. 
As you can see in this thumbnail, today's edition contains articles about Indexing, publishing your family history through a blog, Family History Centers, and many other topics of interest to those of us who want to help others research their family histories. Click on the  picture above to go to the site and read the articles that are of interest to you. And "SUBSCRIBE" to stay up with current news and stay motivated to do our job well. 

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

FamilySearch Weekly

This week's edition of Family Search Weekly is out. Click this link: http://bit.ly/pSo2D5 to read the news from many different articles/blogs/newsletters. If you haven't checked it out, take a few minutes to look at all it has to offer. It's quite possible that you'll find help for your research in at least one of the articles.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

FamilySearch Weekly

Steve Cottrell publishes "The FamilySearch Weekly". It has content about and from FamilySearch that has been shared on the internet over the last 7 days. Go to this link: http://paper.li/cottrells/1305707584 and look at the variety of articles. Notice the tabs across the top....they each take you to more articles. At the top right you can click "subscribe" and receive a notice by email each week when the paper is published. This is a quick way to become informed about genealogy-related news. If you don't have time to read the paper, you can always "DELETE".