Organization
Organization
How to Organize Your Genealogy Research With Evernote Premium
Evernote's logo is an elephant—because it never forgets. Learn the best ways to organize research notes and files in Evernote with these six steps.
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7 Steps to Organizing and Managing Your Digital Photos
Are your digital photos scattered across your computer, phone and camera? Take these steps now so your family's visual legacy won't be lost forever.
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Online Resources for Organizing Your Genealogy Premium
Need inspiration for getting—and keeping—your genealogy research and workspace organized? These online blogs and social networking communities will help keep you motivated.
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Genealogy Pros’ Best Practices to Organize Your Research Premium
Staying organized is one of the keys to successful genealogical research. These tips from professional researchers will help you get your genealogy space into shape.
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How to Organize Your Family Keepsakes and Collections
Create and organize a family archive of heirlooms and old photos that future generations will cherish.
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11 Tips to Makeover Your Genealogy Workspace Premium
Channel your inner interior decorator and make over your genealogy space with these 11 inspirational ideas and tools.
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8 Steps to Organize Your Family Photo Prints Premium
Is your collection of family photos less than picture-perfect? Turn your piles of pictures into a model of photo organization in eight steps.
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5 Steps to an Organized Computer Desktop Premium
Optimize your computer and find digital files fast with these tips for organizing your hard drive and desktop.
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Green Genealogy Premium
Save the Earth while you save space and money in your genealogy search.
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Now What? How to Handle Large Computer Files Premium
Q: How does one handle computer files for a very large body of genealogical research? Should I create one giant database for all family lines or create separate databases for each line? A: There’s no hard-and-fast rule here, and the answer partly depends on the capacity and capabilities of...
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