Posts Tagged With: education
Follow Friday – Katie Andrews Potter
Have you heard of Katie Andrews Potter? If you are a genealogist and have not, you need to know about her. Katie lives near Indianapolis, Indiana and loves family history. According to her author’s bio, she has filled many spiral bound notebooks with stories and story ideas. The idea for her new book Going Over [...]
Tuesday’s Tip – Get Out and Be Social
You have heard us all talk about being social online. But what about taking that a step further and actually meeting some of your online friends IN REAL LIFE? Some of you know I made three really amazing friends in the last year on Twitter and FaceBook. Together, we form the Fab Four, as Laura [...]
Genealogy Day at the Bolingbrook Library
I will be speaking at the Fountaindale Library’s Genealogy Day on Saturday, April 9 at 10:15 a.m. Details about the day are: Speakers: Jennifer Holik-Urban – Looking at your genealogy in a new way using OneNote, Excel, Blogging and Mapping. Jeffrey Bockman – Using Maps in Genealogical Research. Robin Seidenberg – Skeletons in our Closets. [...]
Jen’s Adventures in Freelance Writing
My Generations business has blossomed more in the writing area than research and education in the last part of 2010. I decided to make freelance writing a larger part of my business in 2011 to reach some personal goals. To follow my journey, check me out on Jen’s Adventures in Freelance Writing. Tweet
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