[Genealib] Ancestry workshop

Sandy Day daysa at oplin.org
Wed Feb 18 14:38:03 EST 2009


Margaret
I also am teaching a class on ALE soon but it is for general public. One point you want to make sure to point out is that when someone browses on ALE that you will find the following. At the end of this excerpt that I copied and pasted you will see the word "more". This is at the end of each category and you need to make sure to look at that list as it contains LOTS MORE stuff.
Sandy Day
Genealogy Librarian
Schiappa Library
Steubenville OH

      Browse Records 
      View All Ancestry Titles  
      New 
     
      Historical Records
        Census & Voter Lists
        - U.S. Federal Census
        - UK Census Collection
        - more...  <<<<<<
     


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Margaret Chatraw 
  To: genealib at mailman.acomp.usf.edu 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 11:54 AM
  Subject: [Genealib] Ancestry workshop


  I will be presenting a training session to all staff in our library system about using Ancestry Library Edition so they can assist researchers who come in for help.  Most of these staff are not "into" their own genealogy (yet!). This will be a 45 minute presentation followed by hands-on assignments.  If you only had 45 minutes to teach staff the basics of showing researchers how to use Ancestry Library Edition, what do you consider the essentials to include?  Thanks for your help.    

   

  Margaret Chatraw, Library Coordinator - Youth Services

  Santa Rosa County Library System, Administration Center

  6568 Caroline St., Ste. 101,  Milton, FL  32570

  850-623-2043

  www.santarosa.fl.gov/libraries

   



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