This study group focuses on the role of ev idence and citation in genealogical research as outlined in Elizabeth Show n Mills' \;Evidence Explained 4th Edition Chapters 1 through 3. Each session covers key principles\, offering practical exercises to so lidify citation and evaluation skills for various genealogical sources.&nb sp\;Participants are responsible for obtaining a copy of the book\, either by borrowing it from the library (availability is limited) or purchasing their own.
\nJanuary 8th Week 1: The Role of Evidence in Genealogica l Research will cover and introduction to the importance of evidence in ge nealogical research and overview of source types (original\, derivative\, authored) and evidence categories (direct\, indirect\, negative).
\nJanuary 15th Week 2: Building Clear and Effective Citations will cover the purpose and components of a citation in genealogical research and citatio n fundamentals focusing on precision\, clarity\, and flexibility.
\nJanuary 22nd Week 3: Adapting Citation Models to Diverse Sources will focu s on techniques for citing various sources\, including complex or unusual records (e.g.\, unpublished manuscripts\, online databases) and will also include a discussion of citation nuances.
\n\n\nThis e vent occurs online through Zoom. \; Please provide your email at regis tration to participate. \; A \;device with access to the \;int ernet \;and speakers or headsets are required. An email will be sent b efore the event with more information on how to join.
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