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Seekerz Intro to Family History Video Course
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Seekerz Intro to Family History Video Course

Beginners step by step guide to Proficiency in Genealogy
Created byDale E. Lee
Last updated 4/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Complete a step by step journey from zero to proficiency in Family History
  • Understand the basic framework of Family History Research
  • Be able to teach and quiz others on the basic principles of Family HIstory
  • Be able to resolve roadblocks as they occur in Family History

Course content

17 sections31 lectures6h 32m total length
  • Introduction6:08

    This video introduces the student to the course and to the STIR methodology.

Requirements

  • No prior Family History experience is required. Skills in Family History, learning and execution are developed throughout the course.

Description

Are you interested in Family History, but don't know where to start?

Have you tried getting into genealogy, only to be overwhelmed by all the information available?

Would you like a step by step guide starting at zero and leading up to proficiency?

If so the Seekerz Intro to Family History Video Course may be the perfection option for you!

Discover how to become successful in Family History. The Family History arena is evolving rapidly, and it can seem overwhelming to newcomers. This book offers twelve simplified lessons that take the reader from zero to proficiency, regardless of prior experience. It does not assume the use of particular websites or utilities. It guides the reader step-by-step through the landscape and helps them create the framework necessary to understand how to become proficient and to how to build on that knowledge in the future. It guides the reader in developing the right mindset to become successful and to greatly reduce the amount of time caused from mistakes, rework, and lack of planning. Starting with a top-down view of the terrain is always better than trying to build it from details you happen to run into. Theory is only half of learning, practice is the other.


What you'll learn:

  • Where to start

  • How to collect info

  • How to Organize

  • Tools to use

  • How to research

  • Understanding DNA

  • Educational opportunities


Included:

  • Sources

  • Tools

  • Projects

  • Terms

  • Mindsets

  • Fun puzzles

  • Bonus materials

  • A few Dad jokes

Who this course is for:

  • This course is geared toward beginners in Family History research, however it takes the student from zero all the way up to what professionals do in the profession.