DearREADERS,
WELL, we DID it! We held a successful Google Hangouts On Air (HOA) with many attendees, and a lot more active participants than we usually have using the GoToWebinar.com platform.
Thanks to the marvelous folks at Google, the archived version of our Hangout was placed automatically in my DearMYRTLE YourTube Channel. You may also view the recording here:
If you'd like to participate in future DearMYRTLE's Hangouts, join the DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Community: https://plus.google.com/communities/104382659430904043232
If you'd like to subscribe to DearMYRTLE's YouTube channel, where these hangouts are automatically archived, see: http://www.youtube.com/user/DearMYRTLE.
Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt :)
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It was fun, informative, and interesting - a hard combination to beat!
ReplyDeleteDear MYRTLE (and cousin),
ReplyDeleteWhat a great time we had ! Thanks to Google for having this technology available to us and Thanks to Ed, the Evidentia Developer to help us learn his product.
What I liked most, about the new format (Webinar to Google+ Hangout On Air), besides the benefits you have mentioned, is the Collaboration that the Hang Out(ers) provided to the group. I think its the platform for more interaction with the attendees to your online presence.
Back to my homework.
Thank you,
Russ
This was just fabulous! I'm truly sorry I wasn't there [sorry, but my grand nephews & niece come before all else].
ReplyDeleteI had the same challenge with Parent/Child as everyone else!! It was great to hear other people's concerns and I love that everyone is analyzing before we even get to the 'Analyze Evidence' screen. It's a terrific lesson that I'm taking away from all this: slow down. Heh. We need a new one of those 'Stay Calm' signs that says 'Stay Calm and Catalog Your Claims'
Thank you, Myrt, for pulling this together; thank you, Ed, for making a really cool piece of software, and thank you, thank you, Russ, for seeing the value in my post and asking me if I wanted to discuss it.
Wow!
Dear MYRTLE,
ReplyDeleteI just posted a "How to Create a Citation Template" on my blog.
https://worthy2be.wordpress.com/2013/02/03/evidentiacreate-a-new-citation-template/
Russ
Outstanding Hangout!
ReplyDeleteI am hoping that you consider doing 3 or 4 more Evidentia "homework" sessions with Ed. It would be very helpful if Ed did a series of "live case studies" using pre-selected documents. You could follow that with an open discussion with attendees regarding their approaches to entering data for the assignment as well as their rationale and methodologies for those decisions.
E.g.,
Class 1 - Birth Record - Church [microfilm]
Class 2 - Death Certificate [copy from court]
Class 3 - Original Bible Record [original]
Class 4 - Census Record (two households on same page!) [ancestry.com image]
Thank you for introducing us to this fabulous new tool.
Kate Johnson
Buffalo and Denver
I wasn't able to attend the Google+ Evidentia Homework Hangout on Saturday, but I am now watching it on youtube. I had a question- When people share their computer screen, the quality is very bad. The text is very fuzzy and I cannot read it. Is that just on my end? Do I need to do something that would help? Thanks so much for all you do.
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