As
our research world is impacted by technology and web-based services and
related, it is important for us to try and keep up with tools (whether designed
with genealogists and family historians in mind or not) that help us as we do
our research, whether they help us be more thorough, more efficient, etc.
Until
I read the post at GenealogyInTime Magazine Five Great Productivity Tools for Genealogy. I
wasn’t even aware of the service called NameChk (read the article to find out
what this service can do for you!).
The
great thing is that these are generally available tools whose function is not
limited to genealogy research.
On
a related note, check out these Upfront
with NGS posts on other tech tools that might be of help:
- Tech Tools for Technologically-Challenged Genealogists
- Lists,lists and more lists -- Great apps including some Genealogy
What productivity or tech tools have you found
that really help you be a better genealogy and family history researcher?
03/25/2013 3pm EST -- fixed broken links
03/25/2013 4pm EST -- removed image; used without permission of author + attribution stated to be correct though it is the source where the image was acquired
03/25/2013 4pm EST -- removed image; used without permission of author + attribution stated to be correct though it is the source where the image was acquired
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ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing that out Ann -- the links are all fixed!
DeleteAppreciate, Diane :-)
Editor, Upfront with NGS