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The Advancing Genealogist | Genealogy, experience, and education
If you have read my blog posts before, you know I am a strong advocate for continuing education in genealogy. Heck, in many professions, continuing education is a must. Doctors, nurses, dentists, teachers, realtors, social workers, pharmacists, paramedics, plumbers, and many other occupations either recommend or require it. The number of genealogists (some who consider themselves beyond a beginner) who ask basic questions on some websites and in various Facebook genealogy groups continues to astound me when
MANY offer FREE or low-cost education, some of which can be attained while sitting at home wearing your slippers or robe. Maybe you have an hour or two while your child is taking a nap or is at school. Maybe you need something in the evening or on a day off from work. It’s everywhere. My home society, the Minnesota Genealogical Society , offers many educational webinars on a variety of topics for free the first time they are presented.
I have seen or received basic questions or statements like these:
Empty Branches on the Family Tree | Genealogy Tips & Family History
The Advancing Genealogist | Genealogy, experience, and education