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Levels of Substack: A Tour for Projectkin
Watch now | Substack is new to many Projectkin members.This live session tours you through features and shows you how to get started and make full useā€¦
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Barbara Tien
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58:29
Tutorial Tuesday Ā» Using Metadata with Caroline Guntur of OrganizingPhotos.net
With her unique perspective and skillset, Caroline Guntur joined us for a conversation metadata in family history. Consolidate and backup first, thenā€¦
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Projectkin Ringleader
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Barbara Tien
56:56
Metadata is important for Family History Projects, but donā€™t let it scare you
Image metadata creates a minimum standard to convey information should it ever be disconnected from the context of your collection and stories. Usingā€¦
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Barbara Tien
Step-by-step creativity Ā» Project Recipes
A project is such a general term. Why wouldn't a family history narrative, book, or blog post be a project? With Projectkin.org, members always haveā€¦
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Projectkin Ringleader
Occasional topics Ā» Using Apple Photos
In the first of an occasional series of "irregular" talks, a few of us gathered today to talk about using Apple Photos, specifically Apple Photos on anā€¦
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Projectkin Ringleader
1:13:27
Tutorial Tuesday Ā» QR codes in Family History
Watch now | Many of our projects get their distinctive richness from media that combine the physical and online worlds using QR codes. In this tutorialā€¦
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Projectkin Ringleader
58:18
Canva Whiteboards and Family History Storytelling
Canva's whiteboard feature can be very useful to family historians interested in combining visual, recorded, and written material. Its uniqueā€¦
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Barbara Tien
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