DearMYRTLE’s Family History Hour 25 March 2008 genealogy podcast

 

DearLISTENERS & READERS,
DearMYRTLE’s Family History Hour 25 March 2008 genealogy podcast is available for listening via computer or transferred to any .mp3 player if you choose to download the file. An alternative would be to download the file automatically via iTunes. You don’t need an iPod to listen. For a complete list of current DearMYRTLE podcasts visit:
http://podcasts.dearmyrtle.com

TOPICS & GUEST THIS WEEK 

  • Creating a podcast (top of the hour)

  • Terry Reigel, TMG (The Master Genealogist) instructor extraordinaire, discusses his newest publication A Primer for The Master Genealogist. Terry is well known as an expert user of TMG and a frequent contributor to the on-line TMG user support forum and the TMG email list. He is the author of Terry’s TMG Tips, a website with over 75 articles about using TMG, many also available in German. He has written several articles about TMG for newsletters published by user groups and two chapters in the sellout book "Getting the Most Out of The Master Genealogist." The interview begins at 14:09.

  • APG Association of Professional Genealogist’s open records position paper and  Keeping Genealogical Records Open Workgroup (KGROW) (the topic begins at 39:40.)

  • Genealogy groups on Second Life (the topic begins at 45:00) and Ol' Myrt’s appearance as “DearMYRTLE Writer” avatar.

MightyMouse TOUR 
From  DearMYRTLE's The BEST of the Internet for Genealogists - 23 Mar 2008 (begins at 26:10)

LINKS WE MENTION

 Links to some of DearMYRTLE’s recent blogs:  

Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt     
DearMYRTLE,
Your friend in genealogy.
Myrt@DearMYRTLE.com
http://blog.DearMYRTLE.com

© 2008 Pat Richley All Rights Reserved.

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  • 4/4/2008 12:08 AM Donna Hague Wendt wrote:
    Hi, love your podcasts and listen to them on my iPod when at the gym. I was especially happy to hear about the technical aspects of podcasting and recording voices. I do interviews with a small attachment to my iPod and it creates excellent digital voice recordings. I have Audacity and Roxio Easy Media Creator (Sound Wave)editing software... I've got a lot to learn!!! I've started using "Gizmo5" similar to Skype to talk to my cousins in England and Wales for 2cents /minute. The record feature of Gizmo5 does have an echo, I'm sorry to say -at least on the call I tried. I want to do recordings by phone with lots of distant relations. Keep up the wonderful podcasts and know I wait expectantly each week to download it. Aloha, from Donna in Hawaii
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