Critical Thinking Approaches for Genealogy. Critical thinking skills are perhaps the most important element of any genealogists toolbox. In this course, we'll confront the family history research process from start to finish, seeing how critical thinking has a role to play. https://buff.ly/3jZHUkL
I know that may sound like gatekeeping. I'm not trying to be a snob about the word. Everyone can study history. The genealogists, the buffs, my Dad laboriously working his way through biographies of the presidents—that's doing history, and more power to them. I just need the gate for cosplay Nazis.
Just curious - what social media platform do you think is most popular among genealogists and family historians? BlueSky? Instagram? Facebook? Threads? LinkedIn? Something else? #genealogy#FamilyHistory
I am watching All About that Place videos #AATP24#OnePlaceStudy Do recommend watching this video on the Society of Genealogists You Tube channel
One of the greatest joys we experience as genealogists is hearing stories of success from those who have used our services. These words from Carol offer a glimpse of the many that you can find on our website. Do you have a story to share? ❤ Read more: www.searchangels.org/testimonials
One of the things about our lives is that other people can tell our story for us. THIS IS WHY genealogists encourage people to write up *their own story*, to pass down. Collect your photos, etc. Make your family tree public, with the information from your life. Others will if you don't.
@juergen_hubert This could be useful for American genealogists. I have a few old letters from relatives, postmarked with the names of vanished towns.