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Teaching Genealogy in Bed
As many of you know, my health keeps me anchored to a hospital bed. About 7:45 this morning, after the vampire has left with my blood samples, a pleasant lady shows up and introduces herself as th… more →
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Teaching Genealogy in Bed
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genealogyeducation wrote 2 years ago: As many of you know, my health keeps me anchored to a hospital bed. About 7:45 this morning, aft … more →
Post Script to Transcription
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Saw this reference the other day. you might want to check it out: Michael E. Stevens and Steven B. B … more →
Alternate Teaching Models: Behavioral Models
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Based on the work of Skinner, a large number of approaches to learning have been developed, each tak … more →
Apprentice Adventures #8
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: This week we are looking at another article. My apprentice has been reading and re-reading Kay Germa … more →
Apprentice Adventures #7
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: My apprentice was over on Thursday and we discussed her assignments. First we discussed her reading … more →
Workbooks: Another Look at a Useful Tool
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: A good workbook can reinforce or expand on your lessons, workshops or lectures by reviewing and expa … more →
Thinking in New Paradigms: Course Corrections
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: I’d like to blame Dean Hunter, Past President of the Federation of Genealogical Societies for planti … more →
Take Your Brick-wall Problems into Surgery
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: I spotted a notice in a British genealogical publication that some noted professional genealogist … more →
Apprentice Adventures #6
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Spent almost three hours with the apprentice on Wednesday. She’s really pumped up from her rea … more →
Seven Deadly E-zine Killers
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Tommy Yan, a dynamic Asian-American motivational speaker has some interesting ideas on e-newletters … more →
Build You Client Base With an E-newsletter
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: In the last year or so I have been thinking about doing a free newsletter to serve certain potenti … more →
More Reasons to Blog about Your Speaking Engagements
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Here are a few more reasons for you to write a glowing review of every lecture or workshop you deliv … more →
Would this meet Mark's approval?
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: One of our regular readers suggests we look at www.learnwebskills.com/family/ For an example. Here … more →
On-line Instruction: The Need for Better Ideas
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Mark Howells, back in 2002, wrote a very interesting article on designing on-line classes genealogis … more →
Are You Thinking Big Enough?
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: The other day I received a message from my friends at SpeakerNetNews asking this all importan … more →
Genealogy Classes as a Member Recruitment Tool
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: In my travels in the west I have encountered many inovative ideas in genealogy education. While spea … more →
Mentoring a local genealogy society librarian
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: As the old librarian lay on the floor gasping for breath he noted a lot of useless old books on the … more →
Apprentice Adventures 3
genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: What can we learn from the questions Barb the apprentice created from her first reading assignment? … more →
Apprentice Adventures 2:
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genealogyeducation wrote 3 years ago: Met yesterday with Barb the apprentice. She’s motivated! Apparently she’s learning. Here … more →
