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UVTAGG - Blog and press release - 2018-11-01 ========================= 2018-11-01 Journalists, please run this as a news item and/or in your calendar of events. Newsletter editors, at the top is a short version. If you need further information, please email me. Thanks. Don Snow -- snowd@math.byu.edu[UVTAGG] Press Release: Family History meeting Saturday morning, 10 Nov 2018, Provo, Utah, and online [Short version] ============================== UVTAGG FAMILY HISTORY MEETING - Sat, 10 Nov 2018, 9 am - noon, LDS "Red" Chapel, 4050 North Timpview Dr (650 East), Provo, Utah 84604 Carol Hill on USING ONLINE FAMILYSEARCH FACEBOOK GROUPS FOR SOLVING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY BRICK WALLS Also streamed live on Facebook - see link on https://www.uvtagg.org/ ; classes following; all invited; no charge =============================== [Long version] =============================== The next meeting of the UVTAGG (Utah Valley Technology and Genealogy Group) will be on Saturday, 10 Nov 2018, 9 am to noon, in person at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints's "Red" Chapel, 4050 North Timpview Dr., Provo, Utah 84604, and online at their Facebook page linked to https://www.uvtagg.org/ . This is the regular second-Saturday-of-the-month meeting and the main speaker this month will be Carol Hill on USING ONLINE FAMILYSEARCH FACEBOOK GROUPS FOR SOLVING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY BRICK WALLS. Carol will show how you can get free help from someone on the other side of the world right from the comfort of your home. She says it's pretty amazing to see people translating a document, finding a newspaper article or an obituary, sharing a genealogy joke, etc. FamilySearch has also created some communities, not a part of Facebook, that she will discuss. Carol Hill is the Family History and Temple Consultant trainer for the 6-Stake Lindon Family History Center and is also serving a Family History Service mission as a Facebook Administrator. She received her bachelor's degree in Family History from Brigham Young University in 2003 and is presently working on her accreditation for the Gulf South US region. She loves helping individuals find their ancestors and descendant cousins and has been helping people for more than 15 years. for several years she has been writing her http://www.freegenealogyhelp.com/ blog and there is more information about her there. She also creates Family History YouTube videos which are at Youtube . You can also find information and help from the Lindon, Utah, FHC Consultant Training website at http://lindonfhc.org/committee1/ . Besides her family history work, she loves her 6 children, 23 grandchildren, and wonderful husband who loves developing Family History Mobile Apps. After the main presentation the following classes are scheduled. See the UVTAGG website and blog (URLs above and below) for last minute changes. (1) Rayanne Melick on BEGINNING RESEARCH IN THE FORMER GERMAN, RUSSIAN, AND AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRES (2) Don Engstrom, John Blake, and Lee Cox, FAMILYSEARCH AND PERSONAL HELP (3) Video of the October main presentation, Laurie Castillo on HOW TO BE MORE SUCCESSFUL WITH GENEALOGY WEBSITES (4) Gaylon Findlay, ANCESTRAL QUEST All meetings of UVTAGG are open to the public, whether members of the Group or not. The meetings have something for everyone, especially Latter-day Saints Temple and Family History Consultants. The Group has the goal of helping individuals use technology to further their family history and there are usually 30-40 people at the monthly meetings in person and more attending via the Internet. To watch the meeting on the Internet go to the website https://www.uvtagg.org/ at 9 am the morning of the meeting and click on the link to join with your Facebook account. During the class period at about 10:35 am, repeat this process to watch the class that is being broadcast. The live presentation and class are open to the public at no charge. Also, anyone can sign up to receive emails of the press releases on the blog http://blog.uvtagg.org/ . The Group is also experimenting with teaching online family history classes between the regular meetings for anyone interested, whether members of the Group or not. The November classes, their topics, times, and how to register, will be announced at this meeting, will posted on the website, and will be listed in TAGGology, the monthly newsletter. Benefits of membership ($15/year) include having access to the more than 400 past presentations and classes on the website, receiving TAGGology via email, and having access to many genealogy resources through UVTAGG's membership in the Federation of Genealogical Societies. The officers are Gerhard Ruf, President; Laurie Castillo, 1st VP; Don Snow, 2nd VP; Eileen Phelps, Newsletter Editor; Don Engstrom, Membership; Rayanne Melick, Finances; Bruce Merrill and Marie Andersen, Video Library; and Rick Wightman, Chris Stevenson, Brent Nelson, and Rick Klemetson, Webmasters. Several of these will be at the meeting to help with membership and check out or sell to members the inexpensive DVDs of past presentations and classes. Gift memberships and DVDs make good presents for family history-minded relatives, friends, and Temple and Family History Consultants. Volunteers who help with the organization get reduced rates for membership and the Group is looking for a newsletter editor to assist and later take over editing TAGGology. For further information about UVTAGG contact President Gerhard Ruf at pres@uvtagg.org (801-225-6106), or 1st VP Laurie Castillo at gengal@comcast.net , or 2nd VP Don Snow at snowd@math.byu.edu . Don Snow, 2nd VP, snowd@math.byu.edu . =========================
2018-10-04 Journalists and newsletter editors, please run this as a news item and/or in your calendar of events. For a shorter version please show the main speaker and topic, give the UVTAGG websites, and say there are classes and helps at all levels of genealogy. If you need further information, please email me. Thanks.
[UVTAGG] Press Release: Family History meeting Saturday morning, 13 Oct 2018, Provo, Utah, and online
The next meeting of the UVTAGG (Utah Valley Technology and Genealogy Group) will be on Saturday, 13 Oct 2018, 9 am to noon, in person at the Latter-day Saints "Red" Chapel, 4050 North Timpview Dr., Provo, Utah 84604, and online at their Facebook page linked to http://uvtagg.org. This is the regular second-Saturday-of-the-month meeting and the main speaker this month will be Laurie Castillo on HOW TO BE MORE SUCCESSFUL WITH GENEALOGY WEBSITES. Every website has its own unique qualities and quirks. Understanding each site will greatly improve the success of the researcher. Discussion will include the many elements that go into the making of a website. Knowing the website owner and the purpose for maintaining it may prove insightful. Becoming familiar with the search functions and features available improves the quality and relevancy of results. The presentation will discuss search functionality such as searching with wild cards, just a last name, just a given name, location, or keywords. Examples will illustrate some very helpful ways to test a website search in advance so searches can be tailored for improved effectiveness. The result hit lists and what can be done with information found will be discussed. Many other questions exist: Does the site include any collaborative or interactive features? What are your legal rights concerning data or pictures there? What about website contents and organization? Do you really know exactly what you are searching? Is there an inventory? Answering these questions and more will increase success!
Laurie Werner Castillo is the 1st Vice President of UVTAGG and is a professional genealogist who has done historical background research for books and family research for private clients. She has written articles for publication and presented at numerous conferences, national, state and local, including RootsTech, FGS (Federation of Genealogical Societies), UGA (Utah Genealogical Association), and BYU (Brigham Young University). She has worked with the UGA in several positions and for many years has been a Family History Missionary, Consultant, and Teacher at the BYU Family History Library, a Stake Family Records Extraction Director, and a Ward Temple and Family History Consultant. She specializes in research in continental Europe and Scandinavia, especially Germany, Sweden, France, and the Netherlands. She has researched most everywhere in the U.S. and particularly enjoys New England, Midwest, and the “Western Frontier”. Besides all this, she is a U.S. Census specialist and is well-versed in Early LDS Research. Laurie was born in Santa Monica, California and raised in West Los Angeles. In high school she participated in musical groups and was a point guard on the girls basketball team. She attended BYU where she met and married Jerry Castillo from San Antonio, Texas. Jerry also works with technical aspects and teaches classes at UVTAGG. Laurie graduated from BYU with a BS in Family and Consumer Economics and the Castillo’s live in Orem. She was a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Trainer for the City of Orem, Utah, and did Earthquake Preparedness presentations. They have two grown children and 6 grandchildren.
After the main presentation the following classes are scheduled. See the UVTAGG website and blog (URLs below) for last minute changes. (1) Marilyn Thomsen, FAMILY HISTORY MEMORIES WORKSHOP (Bring your smartphone or computer!) (2) Don Engstrom, John Blake, and Lee Cox, ASK AN EXPERT (Personal Help) (3) Video of the September main presentation, Robert Ives on INTRODUCTION TO THE FAMILY HISTORY GUIDE (4) Gaylon Findlay, ANCESTRAL QUEST
All meetings of UVTAGG are open to the public, whether members of the Group or not. The meetings have something for everyone, especially Latter-day Saints Temple and Family History Consultants. The Group has the goal of helping individuals use technology to further their family history and there are usually 30-40 people at the monthly meetings in person and more attending via the Internet. To watch the meeting on the Internet go to the website http://uvtagg.org at 9 am the morning of the meeting and click on the link to join with your Facebook account. During the class period at about 10:35 am, repeat this process to watch the class that is being broadcast. The live presentation and class are open to the public at no charge. Also, anyone can sign up to receive emails of the press releases on the blog http://blog.uvtagg.org .
The Group is also experimenting with teaching online family history classes between the regular meetings for anyone interested, whether members of the Group or not. The October classes, their topics, times, and how to register, will be announced at this meeting, will be listed in TAGGology, the monthly newsletter, and will be posted on the website. Benefits of membership ($15/year and half price after Jun) include having access to the more than 400 past presentations and classes on the website, receiving via email TAGGology, the monthly newsletter, and having access to many genealogy resources through UVTAGG's membership in the Federation of Genealogical Societies. The officers are Gerhard Ruf, President; Laurie Castillo, 1st VP; Don Snow, 2nd VP; Eileen Phelps, Newsletter Editor; Don Engstrom, Membership; Rayanne Melick, Finances; Bruce Merrill and Marie Andersen, Video Library; and Rick Wightman, Chris Stevenson, Brent Nelson, and Rick Klemetson, Webmasters. Several of these will be at the meeting to help with membership and check out or sell to members the inexpensive DVDs of past presentations and classes. Gift memberships and DVDs make good presents for family history-minded relatives, friends, and Temple and Family History Consultants. Volunteers who help with the organization get reduced rates for membership and the Group is looking for a newsletter editor to assist and later take over editing TAGGology. For further information about UVTAGG contact President Gerhard Ruf at pres@uvtagg.org (801-225-6106), or 1st VP Laurie Castillo at gengal@comcast.net , or 2nd VP Don Snow at snowd@math.byu.edu .
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2018-08-29 Journalists and newsletter editors, please run this as a news item and/or in your calendar of events. For a shorter version please show the main speaker and topic, give the UVTAGG websites, and say there are classes and helps at all levels of genealogy. If you need further information, please email me. Thanks.
[UVTAGG] Press Release: Family History meeting Saturday morning, 08 Sep 2018, Provo, Utah, and online
The next meeting of the UVTAGG (Utah Valley Technology and Genealogy Group) will be on Saturday, 08 Sep 2018, 9 am to noon, in the Latter-day Saints "Red" Chapel, 4050 North Timpview Dr., Provo, Utah 84604. This is the regular second-Saturday-of-the-month meeting and the main speaker this month will be Bob Ives on INTRODUCTION TO THE FAMILY HISTORY GUIDE. This is the family history website that everyone is talking about: The Family History Guide -- www.thefhguide.com . Approved as a learning and training resource for FamilySearch, this free website brings you a world class learning system with Projects, Goals, Choices, and Steps to guide you. Beginners will feel right at home with the Quick Start process, Computer Basics, and Family History Basics sections. More experienced learners can explore the many links to key family history articles and videos.
Robert A. Ives, M.Ed., is the Executive Director and Co-founder of The Family History Guide Association. He has teaching and technology in his blood and was a teacher and administrator in a large school district. He received his B.S. in Education from BYU, an M.Ed. in Computerized Curriculum Design and Administrative Certification from the University of Utah, and attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He introduced the use of “micro” computers into classrooms and taught Turtle Graphics from MIT and Basic programming to his elementary school students. He also served as the Director of Instructional Technology for the Utah State Office of Education. Bob was instrumental in the pervasive spread of early technology in Utah and the development of cutting edge programs such as satellite distance learning with IBM. After leaving the State Office of Education he formed his own technology consulting and training company, Educational Renaissance, Inc., and worked as an IBM business partner for 15 years. As a trainer for IBM Educational Systems he traveled all over the US and Pacific Rim. Other clients included McGraw-Hill and Allyn & Bacon. He also served on such state and national committees as the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Technology Committee in Washington, DC and the Utah Governors’ Computer Literacy Task Force. He has given presentations all over the United States, Canada, Singapore, Australia and Malaysia and has managed several other companies with his rich business background. He has also served as an Adjunct Professor at Utah State University in teacher training. He and his wife Dawn have two sons and four grandchildren and celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this year. He has served as an Latter-day Saints bishop and in two stake presidencies and currently is the Technology Coordinator for the Sandy Utah Granite Family History Center. Since he is now “retired”, he only works four jobs!
After the main presentation the following classes are scheduled. See the UVTAGG website and blog (URLs below) for last minute changes. (1) Bob Ives, HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FAMILY HISTORY GUIDE (2) Don Engstrom, John Blake, and Lee Cox, ASK AN EXPERT (Personal Help) (3) Video of the Aug main presentation, Don Snow, MAKING SIDE-BY-SIDE IMAGES OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (4) Bud Wood, ANCESTRAL QUEST, Q&A
All meetings of UVTAGG are open to the public, whether members of the Group or not. The meetings have something for everyone, especially Latter-day Saints Temple and Family History Consultants. The Group has the goal of helping individuals use technology to further their family history and there are usually 30-40 people at the monthly meetings in person and more attending via the Internet. To watch the meeting on the Internet go to the website http://uvtagg.org at 9 am the morning of the meeting and click on the link to join with your Facebook account. During the class period at about 10:35 am, repeat this process to watch the class that is being broadcast. The live presentation and class are open to the public at no charge. Also, anyone can sign up to receive emails of the press releases on the blog http://blog.uvtagg.org .
The Group is also experimenting with a new program of teaching online family history classes between the regular meetings for anyone interested, whether members of the Group or not. The September classes, their topics, times, and how to register, will be announced at this meeting, will be listed in TAGGology, the monthly newsletter, and will be posted on the website. Benefits of membership ($15/year and half price after Jun) include having access to the more than 400 past presentations and classes on the website, receiving TAGGology, the monthly newsletter, via email each month, and having access to many genealogy resources through UVTAGG's membership in the Federation of Genealogical Societies. The officers are Gerhard Ruf, President; Laurie Castillo, 1st VP; Don Snow, 2nd VP; Eileen Phelps, Newsletter Editor; Don Engstrom, Membership; Rayanne Melick, Finances; Bruce Merrill and Marie Andersen, Video Library; and Rick Wightman, Chris Stevenson, Brent Nelson, and Rick Klemetson, Webmasters. Several of these will be at the meeting to help with membership and check out or sell to members the inexpensive DVDs of past main presentations and classes. Gift memberships and DVDs make good presents for family history-minded relatives, friends, and Temple and Family History Consultants. Volunteers who help with the organization get reduced rates for membership. For further information about UVTAGG contact President Gerhard Ruf at pres@uvtagg.org (801-225-6106), or 1st VP Laurie Castillo at gengal@comcast.net , or 2nd VP Don Snow at snowd@math.byu.edu .
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2018-08-01 Journalists and newsletter editors, please run this as a news item and/or in your calendar of events. For a shorter version please show the main speaker and topic, give the UVTAGG websites, and say there are classes and helps at all levels of genealogy. If you need further information, please email me. Thanks. Don Snow -- snowd@math.byu.edu
[UVTAGG] Press Release: UVTAGG meeting Saturday morning, 11 Aug 2018, Provo, Utah, and online
The next meeting of the UVTAGG (Utah Valley Technology and Genealogy Group) will be on Saturday, 11 Aug 2018, 9 am to noon, in the LDS "Red" Chapel, 4050 North Timpview Dr., Provo, Utah 84604. This is the regular second-Saturday-of-the-month meeting and the main speaker this month will be Don Snow on MAKING SIDE-BY-SIDE IMAGES OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES. Frequently, the electronic versions of newspaper articles are long and too tall to fit on a computer screen. This presentation will show ways to separate these into pieces which can be placed side-by-side so they are easier work with and read. This can be done with the scans of hard copy articles or with screenshots of online articles. We will discuss programs and ways to find and work with these. The notes for this presentation are on Don's website http://uvtagg.org/classes/dons/dons-classes.html , including several Freeware Corner articles. Donald R. Snow is a retired Professor of Mathematics from BYU and has been involved with the UVTAGG (formerly the UVPAFUG) for more than 25 years. He is a snowbird between Provo and St. George and is a speaker at many family history venues. He and his wife, Diane, now deceased, filled four family history missions for the LDS Church. Don also plays the accordion for Big Band/Swing Era concerts at Senior Citizens locations in Utah County and in St. George. His class notes and articles, and even his accordion concert schedule, are all on his website.
After the main presentation the following classes are scheduled. See the UVTAGG website and blog (URLs below) for last minute changes.
(1) Don Snow, TRACKING LIVES WITH TECHNOLOGY (2) Don Engstrom, John Blake, and Lee Cox, ASK AN EXPERT (Personal Help) (3) Video of the July main presentation, James L. Tanner, WHAT AND WHERE ARE THE RECORDS ON FAMILYSEARCH? (4) Gaylon Findlay, ANCESTRAL QUEST
All meetings of UVTAGG are open to the public, whether members of the Group or not. The meetings have something for everyone, especially LDS Temple and Family History Consultants. The Group has the goal of helping individuals use technology to further their family history and there are usually 30-40 people at the monthly meetings in person and more attending via the Internet. To watch the meeting on the Internet go to the website http://uvtagg.org at 9 am the morning of the meeting and click on the link to join with your Facebook account. During the class period at about 10:35 am, repeat this process to watch the class that is being broadcast. The live presentation and class are open to the public at no charge. Also, anyone can sign up to receive emails of the press releases on the blog http://blog.uvtagg.org .
The Group is also experimenting with a new program of teaching family history classes online during the week for anyone interested, whether members of the Group or not. The August classes, their topics, times, and how to register, will be announced at this meeting and will be posted on the website. Benefits of membership ($15/year) include having access to the more than 400 past presentations and classes on the website, receiving the email monthly newsletter TAGGology, and having access to many genealogy resources through UVTAGG's membership in the Federation of Genealogical Societies. The officers are Gerhard Ruf, President; Laurie Castillo, 1st VP; Don Snow, 2nd VP; Eileen Phelps, Newsletter Editor; Don Engstrom, Membership; Rayanne Melick, Finances; Bruce Merrill and Marie Andersen, Video Library; and Rick Wightman, Chris Stevenson, Brent Nelson, and Rick Klemetson, Webmasters. Several of these will be at the meeting to help with membership and check out or sell to members inexpensive DVDs of past main presentations and classes. Gift memberships and DVDs make good presents for family history-minded relatives, friends, and Temple and Family History Consultants. Volunteers who help with the organization get reduced rates for membership. For further information about UVTAGG contact President Gerhard Ruf at pres@uvtagg.org (801-225-6106), or 1st VP Laurie Castillo at gengal@comcast.net , or 2nd VP Don Snow at snowd@math.byu.edu .
Don Snow, 2nd VP, snowd@math.byu.edu . ========================= 2018-07-06 Journalists and newsletter editors, please run this as a news item and/or in your calendar of events. For a shorter version please show the main speaker and topic, give the UVTAGG websites, and say there are classes at all levels of genealogy. If you need further information, please email me. Thanks. Don Snow -- snowd@math.byu.edu[UVTAGG] Press Release for UVTAGG meeting Saturday morning, 14 Jul 2018, Provo, Utah and online The next meeting of the UVTAGG (Utah Valley Technology and Genealogy Group) will be on Saturday, 14 Jul 2018 from 9 am to noon in the LDS "Red" Chapel, 4050 North Timpview Dr., Provo, Utah 84604. This is the regular second-Saturday-of-the-month meeting and the main speaker will be James L. Tanner on WHAT AND WHERE ARE THE RECORDS ON FAMILYSEARCH? This will be a discussion of the historical records on FamilySearch, how they get there, and how to find them. James and his wife, Ann, are on Family History missions for the LDS Church in Annapolis, Maryland, so James will be doing this presentation from there. He has a J.D. Degree from Arizona State University, spent 2 years as an Intelligence Analyst for the U.S. Army, and 39 years as an Arizona trial attorney. He has been interested in doing and teaching family history research for more than 36 years and is an avid blogger of Genealogy’s Star , Rejoice, and be exceeding glad , Walking Arizona , and 360 Cities . Additional family history related experiences are: 10 years as a missionary at the Mesa, Arizona FamilySearch Library; three years at the BYU Family History Library and making several genealogy videos on for their YouTube Channel; Chairman of the Board of The Family History Guide Association; three years as an Area Temple and Family History Consultant for the LDS Church; member of the Board of Directors of Family History Expos; member of the Board of Directors of the UGA (Utah Genealogical Association); author and co-author of over 25 books on genealogical research; and presenter at Expos and Conferences around the U.S. and Canada. He previously owned a retail computer business and an Apple Macintosh software company and is a professional photographer. He and his wife, Ann, have 7 children and 34 grandchildren, and the Tanners are currently on a one-year full-time FamilySearch mission as Document Preservation Specialists at the Maryland State Archives in Annapolis, Maryland. After the main presentation the following classes are scheduled. See the UVTAGG website and blog (URLs below) for last minute changes. (1) James L. Tanner, Q&A SESSION (2) Marie Andersen, FACEBOOK AND MEDIA FOR FAMILY HISTORY (3) Don Engstrom, John Blake, and Lee Cox, ASK AN EXPERT (Personal Help) (4) Video of the June main presentation, Claire V. Brisson-Banks, MLIS, AG, on ATTACKING BRICK WALLS (5) Gaylon Findlay, ANCESTRAL QUEST All meetings of UVTAGG are open to the public, whether members of the Group or not. The meetings have something for all levels of family history expertise including youth, those just getting started, seasoned genealogists, and LDS Temple and Family History Consultants. The Group has the goal of helping individuals use technology to further their family history and there are usually 30-40 people attending the monthly meetings in person and more attending via the Internet. To watch the meeting on the Internet go to the website http://uvtagg.org at 9 am the morning of the meeting and click on the link to join with your Facebook account. To watch the class at about 10:35 am, repeat this process. The live presentation and class are open to the public and anyone can sign up to receive emails of the press releases on the blog http://blog.uvtagg.org . The Group is experimenting with a new program of teaching family history classes online during the week that will be open to everyone. The times and topics and how to register to attend these classes online will be announced at this meeting with information also on the website. Benefits of membership ($15/year) include being able to watch the more than 400 past presentations and classes on the website, receiving the monthly newsletter TAGGology via email, and having access to many genealogy resources through UVTAGG's membership in the Federation of Genealogical Societies. The officers are Gerhard Ruf, President; Laurie Castillo, 1st VP; Don Snow, 2nd VP; Eileen Phelps, Newsletter Editor; Don Engstrom, Membership; Rayanne Melick, Finances; Bruce Merrill and Marie Andersen, Video Library; and Rick Wightman, Chris Stevenson, Brent Nelson, and Rick Klemetson, Webmasters. Several of these will be at the meeting to help with membership and check out or sell to members the inexpensive DVDs of past main presentations and classes. Gift memberships and DVDs make good presents for family history-minded relatives, friends, and Temple and Family History Consultants. Volunteers who help with the organization get reduced rates for membership. For further information contact President Gerhard Ruf at pres@uvtagg.org (801-225-6106), or 1st VP Laurie Castillo at gengal@comcast.net , or 2nd VP Don Snow at snowd@math.byu.edu . Don Snow, 2nd VP of Utah Valley Technology and Genealogy Group (UVTAGG), snowd@math.byu.edu=========================
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