Hi Everyone! Things have been getting more and more exciting in the Family History Guide. As Bob Taylor pushes forward rapidly adding new content to the new Partner pages and other place throughout the Family History Guide things are heating up! Access the Partner pages from the home page of <thefhguide.com> Check inside. This is fabulous news for new and frequent users of these websites. It is going to keep getting better and better as new content is added.
Did you know you can see the latest news in The Family History Guide for each month from the Home page under More. The drop-down menu features What's New as the first option. This is organized by month and is really great to keep up with the changes. Home page: More: What's New.
For up to the minute additions this month see Bob's post from yesterday about all the YouTube additions on various subjects and partner page updates.
I like to watch videos for learning. I can multitask while doing that and it is a big time saver. Filling those mindless moments ( i.e., while folding laundry) with learning something new is great. Time well spent is like money in the bank. Carving out some plans on how to do this is essential. Everything you add to your tool box of knowledge is moving forward and helping others and yourself.
How are you using The Family History Guide to move forward in your own work? Please share any ideas for moving this great program out to the rest of the world. I like the quote that says, One person can only do so much, with the only crossed out. One person can do so much! You can, I can, we all can! Let's do it! Invite people you know to like the Family History Guide Pages on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Did you know you can see the latest news in The Family History Guide for each month from the Home page under More. The drop-down menu features What's New as the first option. This is organized by month and is really great to keep up with the changes. Home page: More: What's New.
For up to the minute additions this month see Bob's post from yesterday about all the YouTube additions on various subjects and partner page updates.
I like to watch videos for learning. I can multitask while doing that and it is a big time saver. Filling those mindless moments ( i.e., while folding laundry) with learning something new is great. Time well spent is like money in the bank. Carving out some plans on how to do this is essential. Everything you add to your tool box of knowledge is moving forward and helping others and yourself.
How are you using The Family History Guide to move forward in your own work? Please share any ideas for moving this great program out to the rest of the world. I like the quote that says, One person can only do so much, with the only crossed out. One person can do so much! You can, I can, we all can! Let's do it! Invite people you know to like the Family History Guide Pages on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
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