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Your Genealogy Project: From Research to Design & Publishing Web-Based Training Course Storyboard Deck

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Objects: Title Caption: Your Genealogy Project Subtitle Caption: From Research to Design & Publishing

Contents Title Page/1..............................................................................................................................................................................3 Introduction/2[Initial]..........................................................................................................................................................4 Introduction/2[2nd].............................................................................................................................................................5 Introduction/2[3rd]..............................................................................................................................................................6 Introduction/2[4th]..............................................................................................................................................................7 Introduction/2[5th]..............................................................................................................................................................8 Introduction/2[6th]..............................................................................................................................................................9 Main Menu/3....................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Research Main/4................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Resources/5.......................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Resources - Family/6-1..................................................................................................................................................... 13 Resources - Family/6-2..................................................................................................................................................... 14 Resources - Family/6-3..................................................................................................................................................... 15 Resources - Churches/7-1................................................................................................................................................ 16 Resources - Churches/7-2................................................................................................................................................ 17 Resources - Churches/7-3................................................................................................................................................ 18 Resources - Churches/7-4................................................................................................................................................ 19 Resources - Churches/7-5................................................................................................................................................ 20 Resources - Gov/8-1.......................................................................................................................................................... 21 Resources - Gov/8-2.......................................................................................................................................................... 22 Resources - Gov/8-3.......................................................................................................................................................... 23 Resources - Gov/8-4.......................................................................................................................................................... 24 Resources - Online Servs/9............................................................................................................................................. 25 Resources - Ellis Island/10............................................................................................................................................... 26 Resources - FamilySearch/11......................................................................................................................................... 27 Resources - Ancestry.com/12......................................................................................................................................... 28 Resources - Archives.com/13......................................................................................................................................... 29 Resources - MyHeritage/14............................................................................................................................................ 30 Resources - WorldVital/15............................................................................................................................................... 31 Resources - Links/16.......................................................................................................................................................... 32 Research - GetStarted/17-1............................................................................................................................................ 33 Research - GetStarted/17-2............................................................................................................................................ 34 Research - GetStarted/17-3............................................................................................................................................ 35 Research - GetStarted/17-4............................................................................................................................................ 36 Research - Sample Templates/18.................................................................................................................................. 37 Lesson 1/19-1...................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Lesson 1/19-2...................................................................................................................................................................... 39 Lesson 1/20-1...................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Lesson 1/20-2...................................................................................................................................................................... 41

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Lesson 1/20-3...................................................................................................................................................................... 42 Lesson 1/21.......................................................................................................................................................................... 43 Lesson 1/22.......................................................................................................................................................................... 44 Lesson 1/23.......................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Lesson 1/24.......................................................................................................................................................................... 46 Lesson 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1/28-3...................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Lesson 1/29-1...................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Lesson 1/29-2...................................................................................................................................................................... 54 Lesson 1/29-2...................................................................................................................................................................... 55 Les 1/30-1.............................................................................................................................................................................. 56 Les 1/30-2.............................................................................................................................................................................. 57 Les 1/30-3.............................................................................................................................................................................. 58 Les 1/30-4.............................................................................................................................................................................. 59 Les 1/30-5.............................................................................................................................................................................. 60 Les 1/31-1.............................................................................................................................................................................. 61 Les 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1/34.................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 Les 1/35.................................................................................................................................................................................. 68 Les 1/36.................................................................................................................................................................................. 69 Les 1 - Ques 1/37................................................................................................................................................................ 70 Les 1 - Ans 1-1/38............................................................................................................................................................... 71 Les 1 - Ans 1-2/39............................................................................................................................................................... 72 Les 1 - Ans 1-3/40............................................................................................................................................................... 73 Les 1 - Ans 1-4/41............................................................................................................................................................... 74 Les 2 - Ques 2/42................................................................................................................................................................ 75 Les 1 - Ans 2-1/43............................................................................................................................................................... 76 Les 1 - Ans 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Your Genealogy Project From Research to Design & Publishing

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Objects: Slide Heading: Introduction 1. Text Caption: So you want to start a genealogy project and create a family history book to share with your loved ones? In this course you will learn about: 2. Text Caption: The three major phases of your genealogy project 3. Text Caption: How to start your project 4. Text Caption: Helpful research resources 5. Text Caption: Helpful design and publishing services 6. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 7. Animation: Book flies-in 8. Text Caption: A genealogy project that culminates in a published family history book consists of three major phases: 9. Text Caption: Research 10. Text Caption: You will begin your project by conducting a considerable amount of research.

Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records. You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

11. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 12. Text Caption: Document 13. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos and documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

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Objects: Slide Heading: Introduction 1. Text Caption: So you want to start a genealogy project and create a family history book to share with your loved ones? In this course you will learn about: 2. Text Caption: The three major phases of your genealogy project 3. Text Caption: How to start your project 4. Text Caption: Helpful research resources 5. Text Caption: Helpful design and publishing services 6. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 7. Animation: Book flies-in 8. Text Caption: A genealogy project that culminates in a published family history book consists of three major phases: 9. Text Caption: Research 10. Text Caption: You will begin your project by conducting a considerable amount of research.

Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records. You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

11. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 12. Text Caption: Document 13. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos and documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

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Transition 15. Text Caption: Design 16. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

17. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 18. Text Caption: Select an option to explore: 19. Text Caption: You do not need to navigate this course in any specific order. Since so much of your research and documentation efforts are on-going, refer back to the resources in the appropriate lessons from time to time.

Feel free to skip ahead to the Design lessons in order to help you start thinking about how you’ll organize and present the data and artifacts yielded from your research.

20. “Research” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 21. “Document” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 22. “Design” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main Page 4

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Transition 15. Text Caption: Design 16. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

17. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 18. Text Caption: Select an option to explore: 19. Text Caption: You do not need to navigate this course in any specific order. Since so much of your research and documentation efforts are on-going, refer back to the resources in the appropriate lessons from time to time.

Feel free to skip ahead to the Design lessons in order to help you start thinking about how you’ll organize and present the data and artifacts yielded from your research.

20. “Research” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 21. “Document” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 22. “Design” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main Page 5

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Objects: Slide Heading: Introduction 1. Text Caption: So you want to start a genealogy project and create a family history book to share with your loved ones? In this course you will learn about: 2. Text Caption: The three major phases of your genealogy project 3. Text Caption: How to start your project Research 4. Text Caption: Helpful research resources Videnditate con cullaturem. Vit min estibus acid earciis tiusani molectur, occulpa vellora dolende 5. Text Caption: Helpful design and publishing services llendit et quunt rempore qui inctatium ernatem nemolut etus.

6. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Explique voluptium eumquiame peria numqui aut lacestotam viderat emporeptat. Ignis dolescius Transition autatur apiet am quiam, sitiore sunt quis pratem esecate nisquas res nisciisimus. Que odit veli7. Animation: Book flies-in que lab il iniassi mporeptatium sum destio Aristias nonsequamus. Hiti num in estor sumeni is con 8. Text Caption: A genealogy project that culminates in a published family history book consists reicaep rovitis of three major phases: Transition (Auto) 9. Text Caption: Research 10. Text Caption: You will begin your project by conducting a considerable amount of research.

Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records. You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

11. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 12. Text Caption: Document 13. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos and documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

14. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 15. Text Caption: Design 16. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

17. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 18. Text Caption: Select an option to explore: 19. Text Caption: You do not need to navigate this course in any specific order. Since so much of your research and documentation efforts are on-going, refer back to the resources in the appropriate lessons from time to time.

Feel free to skip ahead to the Design lessons in order to help you start thinking about how you’ll organize and present the data and artifacts yielded from your research.

20. “Research” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 21. “Document” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 22. “Design” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main Page 6

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Objects: Slide Heading: Introduction 1. Text Caption: So you want to start a genealogy project and create a family history book to share with your loved ones? In this course you will learn about: 2. Text Caption: The three major phases of your genealogy project 3. Text Caption: How to start your project Document 4. Text Caption: Helpful research resources Videnditate con cullaturem. Vit min estibus acid earciis tiusani molectur, occulpa vellora dolende 5. Text Caption: Helpful design and publishing services llendit et quunt rempore qui inctatium ernatem nemolut etus.

6. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Explique voluptium eumquiame peria numqui aut lacestotam viderat emporeptat. Ignis dolescius Transition autatur apiet am quiam, sitiore sunt quis pratem esecate nisquas res nisciisimus. Que odit veli7. Animation: Book flies-in que lab il iniassi mporeptatium sum destio Aristias nonsequamus. Hiti num in estor sumeni is con 8. Text Caption: A genealogy project that culminates in a published family history book consists reicaep rovitis of three major phases: Transition (Auto) 9. Text Caption: Research 10. Text Caption: You will begin your project by conducting a considerable amount of research.

Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records. You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

11. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 12. Text Caption: Document 13. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos and documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

14. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 15. Text Caption: Design 16. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

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Feel free to skip ahead to the Design lessons in order to help you start thinking about how you’ll organize and present the data and artifacts yielded from your research.

20. “Research” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 21. “Document” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 22. “Design” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main

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Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records. You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

11. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 12. Text Caption: Document 13. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos and documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

14. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 15. Text Caption: Design 16. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

17. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 18. Text Caption: Select an option to explore: 19. Text Caption: You do not need to navigate this course in any specific order. Since so much of your research and documentation efforts are on-going, refer back to the resources in the appropriate lessons from time to time.

Feel free to skip ahead to the Design lessons in order to help you start thinking about how you’ll organize and present the data and artifacts yielded from your research.

20. “Research” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 21. “Document” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 22. “Design” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main Page 8

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Objects: Slide Heading: Introduction 1. Text Caption: So you want to start a genealogy project and create a family history book to share with your loved ones? In this course you will learn about: 2. Text Caption: The three major phases of your genealogy project 3. Text Caption: How to start your project Select an Option to Explore: 4. Text Caption: Helpful research resources Videnditate con cullaturem. Vit min estibus acid earciis tiusani molectur, occulpa vellora dolende 5. Text Caption: Helpful design and publishing services llendit et quunt rempore qui inctatium ernatem nemolut etus.

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Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records. You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

11. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 12. Text Caption: Document 13. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos and documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

14. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 15. Text Caption: Design 16. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

17. “More” [Button] {transitions to next set of text captions} Transition 18. Text Caption: Select an option to explore: 19. Text Caption: You do not need to navigate this course in any specific order. Since so much of your research and documentation efforts are on-going, refer back to the resources in the appropriate lessons from time to time.

Feel free to skip ahead to the Design lessons in order to help you start thinking about how you’ll organize and present the data and artifacts yielded from your research.

20. “Research” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 21. “Document” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 22. “Design” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main

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Objects: Slide Heading : Main Menu – select and option to explore: 1. Text Caption: Research 2. Text Caption: You will begin your project by conducting a considerable amount of research.

Your research will lead you to many different people and places. It will likely include interviewing various people, tracking down information online, and visiting places such as libraries, churches, and government agencies that archive historical documentation such as vital records.

You will continue to gather and refine information yielded from research throughout your project. This is an on-going process which occurs from the beginning of your project to the very end.

3. “Explore” [Button] – Navigates to Research - Main 4. Text Caption: Document 5. Text Caption: As you discover new information over the course of your project, you will document it. Documentation includes everything from gathering documents such as birth, marriage, and death records to organizing photos, documented accounts from others. One of the most important documenation efforts you’ll undertake is constructing a family tree diagraming your family history. Much like your research efforts, your documentation efforts will be on-going as research and documentation go hand-in-hand - you cannot have one without the other.

6. “Explore” [Button] – Navigates to Documentation - Main 7. Text Caption: Design 8. Text Caption: You will begin to design your family history book by compiling all of the data and artifacts yielded from your research and documentation efforts and presenting it in an organized and visually appealing fashion. Design, as it relates to your family history book, applies to much more than just the look-and-feel of your book. Not only must you plan the visual design such as color scheme, layout, and graphics used, but you’ll also need to put a great deal of thought into information design - how you will logically present all of the data yielded from your research into a format that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow.

9. “Explore” [Button] – Navigates to Design - Main

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Objects: Heading 1 Caption: Research 1) Text Caption: After exploring the content in this “branch” of the lesson, you will learn about: - Research Resources - Research Techniques - Data Templates Click the leaves on the tree to the right to explore the content related to your research efforts!

You can return to the Main Menu at any time by clicking the Main Menu button displayed on each screen.

2) “Main Menu” [Button] - Navigates to the main menu 3) Graphic: Family Tree C:\Users\niati\Desktop\eLearningTemp\Graphics\Tree.png Navigational components on tree graphic: [Hotspot Link 1] - Resources - Navigates to X [Hotspot Link 2] - Getting Started - Navigates to X [Hotspot Link 3] - Lessons - Navigates to X [Hotspot Link 4] - Sample Templates - Navigates to X

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Objects: Heading 1 Caption: Research Main Content Area: 1. SubHead Caption: Family Members 2. Text Caption: Family members, especially from older generations, can provide a wealth of information that can help you put the pieces of the puzzle together.

3. “More” [Button]: Navigates to X. 4. Text Caption: Churches 5. Text Caption: Churches are great resources for tracking down ancestral information. Many churches keep records and will provide you with copiesof documents at relatively little to no cost.

6. “More” [Button]: Navigates to X. 7. Text Caption: Online Services 8. Text Caption: There are a number of excellent genealogical resources available online. Some can even serve as all-in-one research, documentation, and publishing services.

9. “More” [Button]: Navigates to X. 10. Text Caption: Government Agencies 11. Text Caption: Most state and local governments have offices devoted exclusively to the archival of vital records.

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24. “Visit Site”[Button] - Links to WorldVitalRecords.com homepage.

25. “Continue” [Button]: Continues to the next lesson slide.

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Often times the best way to find this information is by consulting documents such as census, immigration, and even military records. Read these documents carefully to find clues that lead to your next big find!

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