10 Ways to Leverage Evernote for Your Genealogy Research
After every Family Tree Magazine issue closes, we have byproducts, mostly digital but some on paper: lineups, manuscripts, edited manuscripts, photos, illustrations, emails, contracts, invoices, proofs, storyboards (showing what’s on each page of the issue), and so on. All these pieces can make a mess. Genealogy researches also produces byproducts...
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Read MoreHow to Create a Research Plan in Evernote
A genealogy research plan can help you identify the genealogy information and resources you need to answer a family history question. You know, one like "When and why between 1894 and 1900 did my third-great-grandmother drop off the face of the earth?" Not that I would know anything about...
Read MoreHow to Organize Your Genealogy Research With Evernote
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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Be ready for your next family history chat with a relative by downloading and learning to use one of these handy voice-recording apps.
Read More12 Kinds of Organizations Genealogists Should Follow on Facebook
This isn't an article about the genealogy organizations you should follow on Facebook and other social media. Nope. Instead, it's about the types of organizations you should seek out and follow, because they might lead you to important research information and resources. As you'll find out in our Jumpstart Your...
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Ancestry.com Mobile App Review from Family Tree Magazine Premium
Our review tries out Ancestry.com's mobile app for searching and using your Ancestry Member Tree.
Read MoreSocial Media Mavericks: 40 to Follow Premium
Get to know these 40 family historians to follow: top genealogy bloggers, Tweeters, Facebookers, Pinners and YouTubers who'll keep you in the know.
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Skype • free desktop, iOS and Android apps for smart devices • screen sharing allows real time online collaboration—surf sites, review records and more while your research partner watches Google Voice • free desktop, iOS and Android apps for smart devices • voicemail messages are shareable and are...
Read MorePinterest for Genealogy: 5 Steps to Start Pinning Family History Premium
Pinterest has genealogists everywhere sharing photos, records and research inspiration via online bulletin boards. Here's how you can get in on the action.
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