I was at a recent meeting of my local genealogy group when a member asked the group: Does anyone use Evernote for genealogy?
I put up my hand.
For the folks who’d like all my Evernote posts in one blog, here you are. If you’d like to go straight to seeing how Evernote works, start with the Intro to Evernote post.
Apr 1 – The background story of why I opted to move to a paperless system
Apr 8 – 6 factors to consider when thinking about how to organize your genealogical research
Your genealogy research process – it doesn’t have to be painful but it does have to work
Apr 15 – 3 categories of filing systems
How E-files, paper files & in-between files: Organizing your genealogical research
Apr 28 – A video intro to Evernote
May 8 – A how to video on saving docs to Evernote, using Ancesty as an example
Evernote for genealogy – Saving Ancestry docs in Evernote
Jun 2 – Using Evernote to tackle documents that are hard to categorize but you want to keep nevertheless
Using Evernote for genealogy: F-A-N research
Postscript
As you can see, I’m an ardent researcher, process freak and lover of Evernote. If you have a particular question you’d like to me to cover in a future post, please leave a comment below.