Branching Out: An Introduction to Family History

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Branching Out: An Introduction to Family History Anne Burrows, Family History Librarian based on a 2013 talk by Patrick Gregory September 2014

Branching Out: family history online learning course Overview Pilot online learning course in family history Offered in 2013 to 78 members of the public by the State Library of Victoria in conjunction with 16 Victorian public library partners (city, metropolitan and regional) Aim to introduce people to basic principles in genealogy and family history research and key resources for Victorian family history

Branching Out: family history online learning course Why? Finding Families in person training course always booked out Need to meet public demand for family history training Desire to offer a program for people living in regional Victoria Meeting strategic SLV priority

Branching Out: family history online learning course How? 6 week course: 9th Sept – 18th Oct 2013 in 6 modules with assignments for each module published on a WordPress blog. Members of the Family History Team supported participants on a roster. Collaboratively developed by the Team and Learning Services. http://branchingout.blogs.slv.vic.gov.au What covered? Week 1: Get Started (basic research steps, charts and timelines) Week 2: Family history records (overview, types of records and agencies) Week 3: Library collections for genealogy (finding information, key databases) Week 4: Using library collections (newspapers, maps, public libraries) Week 5: Online tools for genealogists (Facebook, Twitter, blogs, storing notes) Week 6: Where next?

Branching Out: family history online learning course

Branching Out : family history online learning course Added features of the course Four web conferences (two with special guests) Branching Out Facebook page Eight videos Pedigree charts designed by SLV for the course Assignments for each module submitted by email Susannah Nicholls case study Based on existing content Susannah Nicholls, Farm at Pearcedale 1927. MS 12127

Branching Out: family history online learning course

Branching Out: family history online learning course

Branching Out: family history online learning course

Branching Out: family history online learning course What worked… 78 participants with 56 submitting at least one assignment and 34 completing all assignments In general very positive feedback from participants, public librarians and SLV Branching Out project team Examples : “your course…has now inspired me to research and write more”, “…seeing the participants confidence and skills increase each week was one of the most satisfying things about the project for me” and “…I thank you all for giving me the privilege to do this wonderful course.” What didn’t… Technical issues with webconferences

Branching Out: family history online learning course What Next? Content still available on the website http://branchingout.blogs.slv.vic.gov.au As a professional development course for public library staff under consideration and perhaps again for general public in early 2015. Thank you. Any questions? Anne Burrows Family History Librarian State Library of Victoria Telephone : 03 8664 7190 Email : aburrows@slv.vic.gov.au