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Do you have lists all over the place of things to do, places to visit or brick walls to explore.
Have there been times when you have been unable to find that ‘note’ you took to remind yourself to check something?
Then this presentation is for you!
With Genealogy & Historic research we are confronted with a never-ending list of things to do, Trello is an amazing free ‘list making’ tool to help you keep track of your research. Using Trello’s you can create reminders for research tasks, build an itinerary for a Genealogy conference, schedule tasks, manage projects and much more. Working on a research task or planning a reunion with a group of people? Trello allows the user to collaborate with others so that multiple users can edit/update their board.
Clare Wilson is a professional genealogist based in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Following her studies at Strathclyde University, she set up her company Treehouse Genealogy, where she assists clients worldwide to find out more about their own Scottish families. A specialist in Commonwealth Air Force research, she also runs the Allied Air Force Research website and Facebook group. In her spare time, she runs two one place studies, one for her local parish of New Monkland and the other relating to the war graves at a churchyard in Yorkshire.
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