With about 5 weeks left until Rootstech 2013, I figured now is as good a time to announce the sessions I look forward to attending and why:
THU March 21_________________________________________________________
( Hey! -February and March this year are nearly identical except for the last 3 days!)
11AM - Noon: Future of Genealogy by Thomas MacEntee
To finally meet the blogmaster and hear this genealogy ninja present live
145 - 245PM: Create Your Own Online Research Class by Anne Metcalf
This sounds very useful and may be very effective for a future presentation venue
300 - 400PM: Finding Needles in haystacks! Powerful Search Features in Family Search
Search Engine by Phil Dunn
I am a die hard familysearch user, but with all the changes this never hurts to know more!
415 - 515PM: TBA Open Block...Hmm!
Passing on the museum for the evening to strategize for FRIDAY!
FRI March 22___________________________________________________________
945 - 1045AM: Where is Lost Relative - Finding Living Family Members by Lorinda Mann
Now who doesn't want to find more brick wall crushing cousins?!
11AM - Noon: Screen Capture by Lisa B Lee
I do this all the time and can't wait to finally meet Lisa the master.
11AM - Noon: Plan B if Lisa's Session is packed - Family Search Family Tree by Ron Tanner'
This is an exciting sounding new feature from the TXGen Conference in Nov 2012
so it would be great to learn more!
145 - 245PM: Genographic Project 2.0 by Cece Moore
Spencer Wells orignial work and TV production on how all humans are related took my
breath away for obvious reasons so keeping up with his work will be phenomenal!
300 - 400PM: Using Excel to Create Timelines by Robert Raymond
Why wouldn't and Excel Guru want to learn and share more from this powerhouse
EVENING AT THE LIBRARY
SAT March 23___________________________________________________________
945 - 1045: Digital Photo Metadata by Randy Whited
Randy is great so this should be excellent again
11AM - NOON: Possibly Mastering Google by Lisa Louise Cooke
OR
11AM - NOON: The late breaking content session they said I couldn't snag ;-)
145 - 245PM: Open Source Tools by Joshua Taylor
Josh is at the top of his game moving upward
OR
145 - 245PM: Ten Habits of Successful Genealogists by Barry Ewell
Couldn't we all benefi from this kind of sharing?
300 - 400PM: Digital Storytelling - More than Bullet Points By Denise Barrett Olson
This sounds like a great wrap up before the trip to the airport.
Subject to Change at any time of course ;-) Hoping to see you there!
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Sounds like great classes to take. You will love Thomas . . . all of them are great, Eric. Sure wish I could join you all . . . I will be at Jamboree though . . . looking forward to it. Have fun, learn lots and I look forward to your thoughts on the spread sheet - love those spread sheets!
ReplyDeleteGini - thank you for your comments and kind compliments on the Genedocs Spreadsheet templates! I do greatly look forward to it, will learn what time allows, and be sure to share upon return. Have a great time at Jamboree! - Eric
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