2010 GeneaBloggers Winter Games: Day 2 - 14 Feb 2010
3 Bronze Medals, today.
In Expand Your Knowledge - Bronze Medal - my accomplishment:
1) Created a timeline for my Great-Grandparents, James and Ellen Preston, using TimeToast, that I had not used before.
http://www.timetoast.com/timelines/39303
This only has some basic information, but was a good learning tool. An interesting piece of free software that I will likely use again.
In the Write, Write, Write event - Bronze Medal - my accomplishment:
1) Created a page on my blog listing my surnames - Task E completed.
In the Reach Out & Perform Genealogical Acts of Kindness event - Bronze Medal - my accomplishment: 1) Commented on ten new Genealogy Blogs - Task A completed.
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
2010 GeneaBloggers Winter Games: Day 2
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I haven't tried out the timeline software yet but I looked at your timeline. It looks like it will help visualize what our ancestors did or where they were at different times. I think it will also help point out gaps in our research.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are off to a good start in the 2010 Winter games.
Your timeline looks great. I can't wait to give mine a go.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your efforts....I am way behind. I will look at your timeline link.
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