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Dr. Barbara Denny George's Online Instructional Site

Course
Descriptions

- How
do I know which online Genealogy Course to take
first?
- Click
here for a self placement
test.


- What
is Genealogy? How Do
I Start My Family Tree?
- How Do I Use the
Internet for Genealogy?
- Course
1 (Ages 12 -
Adult)
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- Sept. 16 - Oct. 16,
2008
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- Learn how to trace your family
history using the Internet. An
online course for persons new
to Genealogy and/or the
Internet. The instructor
patiently leads newcomers through the Internet with ease. Those
who prefer a faster pace are able to do so because the course is
self-paced. The course is purposely long in order to offer much to
the very beginner to genealogy as well as the experienced
genealogist who is new to the Internet.
- It covers:
- 1. Charts and Forms and How to
Acquire Information for Them
- 2. Exploring the WWW for
Genealogy
- 3. More About Surnames
- 4. Search Engine Tips
- 5. Mailing Lists and Family
Photographs
- 6. How to Organize Your Genealogical
Data
- 7. Comparing Computer Software for
Genealogy
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Click
button for registration information on this
course.

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- Where
to Find Specific Genealogical Information on the
Internet
- Course
2
- (For Ages 13 -
Adult)
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- Aug. 28 - Sept. 27,
2008
- Oct. 22 - Nov. 21,
2008
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- An online course that
provides a variety of
activities for special searching
needs. Participants are given
a chance to work on a
one-to-one basis at self-paced
speed, to learn how to find
the unusual and miscellaneous material.
- It covers:
- 1. Learning to become familiar with
simple research tools and techniques on the
Internet.
- 2. Vital Records: Birth, Adoption,
Marriage and Death
- 3. Census, Tax and Land
Records
- 4. Maps, Gazettes, Atlas', City
Directories, County Histories
- 5. Military Records for Genealogical
Gleaning
- 6. Native Americans, African
American, Hispanics
- 7.
Jewish, Quakers, Lutheran, Mennonite,
Huguenot Latter Day Saints, Other Religions
Click
button for registration information on this course.

- Advanced
Genealogical Research Using the Internet
- Course
3
- (For Ages 14 -
Adult)
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- Nov. 11 - Dec. 11,
2008
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- This online course gives you
a variety of activities for
those needs that come after longer periods of
researching.
- It covers:
- 1. Ship Passenger Lists, Immigration
& Naturalization, American Migration Trails and Homestead
Applications
- 2. Mental Patients, Prisoners, School
Students, Teachers, Divorces, CCC and WPA workers
- 3. Freemason, Female Ancestors ,
Relationship Chart, U. S. Marshals F. B. I and Secret Service
officials, Divorce records
- 4. Family Bibles, Journals, Diaries,
Handwriting, Family Reunions, Scrapbooking, DNA in Genealogy and
Medical Genealogy
- 5. Odd and Unusual Sources
Click
button for registration information on this
course.
- World
Genealogy*
- *Prerequisite Genealogy
Courses 1, and/or 2, and/or 3
- (For Ages 15 -
Adult)
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- Nov. 19 - Dec. 19,
2008
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- Searching the world for your
ancestors can be a bit intimidating. Course 4 is a good start in
this endeavor. This online course uses skills learned in previous
courses to do research on and off line in more than 52 countries
around the world. Seeking genealogical information, participants
will work, one to one, with the instructor, at a self-paced speed
online for as many days of the week as desired within the 30 day
session.
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- Countries included are:
Africa, Argentina, Asia, Australia, Austria,
Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, British, Canada, Canary
Islands, Caribbean, Central America, Channel Islands, Chile,
China, Denmark, Eastern Europe, Ecuador, England,
Finland, France, French Guiana, Germany, Greece, Guyana, Iceland,
India, Ireland, Isle of Man, Italy, Middle East, Netherlands, New
Zealand, Newfoundland, Norway, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines,
Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Scandinavia, Scotland,
South Africa, South America, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
United Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Wales/Cymru, West Indies. New
countries are added monthly. If you need a country not listed, let
me know and I'll try to find some info on it for
you.
Click
button for registration information on this
course.

- Caves
and Cave Art
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- Sept. 17 - Oct. 17,
2008
- Nov. 1 - 30,
2008
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- Explore the wonderful underground
world of caves. Gain a better understanding of how they form and
learn about the strange formations as well as the creatures that
live there. Learn about the beautiful cave art found in many caves
from all over the world.
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Click
button for registration information on this
course.
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Exploring
Civil War Sites on the Internet
(American
History For Ages 14 - Adult)
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- Sept. 11 - Oct. 11,
2008
- Oct. 16 - Nov. 15,
2008
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- A wonderful online self-paced course
for the Civil War enthusiast, and those who want to learn more
about the War. Explore diaries, letters, newspapers. Reenact
battles and follow up commentary. View photographs. Yankees or
Rebel, you will enjoy this adventure!
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- Activity 1 - Overview
- Reenactments,
Battles,
People,
Maps
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- Activity 2 -What was Life Like During
The Civil War?
- Diaries,
Letters,
Papers,
Stories
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- Activity 3 -Show Me
- Photographs
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- Activity 4 - Do You Have Relatives
that Fought in The Civil War?
- Genealogy
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- Activity 5 - Not Enough
Time
- Poetry and Music,
Media Coverage,
Flags
Click
button for registration information on this
course.
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- Native Plants of
California
(For
Ages 14 - Adult)
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- Sept. 23 - Oct. 23,
2008
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- An online course for:
newcomers to
California, those who for the
first time in their lives have time to work with horticulture and
landscape, residents who
desire to use native plants in their landscape, and
those folks who are "just plain
interested" for no particular reason.
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- Activity 1. A List of California
Native Plants and Where to Get Them
- Activity 2. Sites of Interest
- Activity 3. Native Plant Societies,
Botanical and Environmental Organizations in
California
Click
button for registration information on this course.
- Native
Plants of Michigan
(For Ages 14 -
Adult)
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- Sept. 4 - Oct. 4,
2008
- Oct. 7 - Nov. 6,
2008
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- An online course for:
newcomers to
Michigan, those who for the
first time in their lives have time to work with horticulture and
landscape, residents who
desire to use native plants in their landscape, and
those folks who are "just plain
interested" for no particular reason. There is a worksheet you can
download to help with special projects in your landscape.
- Activity 1. A List of Canadian Native
Plants and Where to Get Them
- Activity 2. Sites of Interest
- Activity 3. Native Plant Societies,
Botanical and Environmental Organizations in
Michigan
Click
button for registration information on this
course.
Native
Plants of Texas
(For Ages 14 -
Adult)
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- Sept. 11 - Oct. 11,
2008
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- An online course for:
newcomers to
Texas, those who for the first
time in their lives have time to work with horticulture and
landscape, residents who
desire to use native plants in their landscape, and
those folks who are "just plain
interested" for no particular reason. There is a worksheet you can
download to help with special projects in your landscape.
- Activity 1. A List of Texas Native
Plants and Where to Get Them
- Activity 2. Sites of Interest
- Activity 3. Native Plant Societies,
Botanical and Environmental Organizations in Texas
Click
button for registration information on this course.

Xeriscaping
and Composting
(For Ages 10
-Adult)
- Sept. 11 - Oct. 11,
2008
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- Water conservation and recycling
awareness has made xeriscaping and composting very popular in the
gardening and landscape arena. Utilize a one-on-one instruction
with an instructor is this beginning online course to help you
learn more about these procedures.
Click
button for registration information on this
course.
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Stamp
Collecting - The Basics
(For Ages 9 -
Adult)
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- Sept. 11 - Oct. 11,
2008
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- You may want to work on a Scout Merit
Badge, start a new hobby or revitalize an old one. Learn the
basics of postal collecting. Completion Certificates available
upon request.
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- Activity 1. Tell Me About
It
- Activity 2. What Should I
Collect?
- Activity 3. What Do I
Need?
- Activity 4. How To's, Tips, and
Miscellaneous
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button for registration information on this
course.
- Storm
Chasing (For Ages 13
- Adult)
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- Sept. 11 - Oct. 11,
2008
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- Learn about storms, how they form and
what causes them. Learn about clouds,
storm phenomenon and what tornado chasers
need to know and what they do as
they chase storms. Test your skills and
knowledge about tornado chasing
with the storm chaser simulation. Look at
lightning, hurricanes and major weather events .
Click
button for registration information on this
course.
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- Basic
Photo Editing (For
Ages 13 - Adult)
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- Sept. 4 - Oct. 4,
2008
- Oct. 22 - nov. 21,
2008
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- Learn to do interesting things with
your digital and scanned pictures. Get ideas and advice in taking
and creating high quality photographs and learn to use digital
images with projects for fun, home, school or business. Practice
basic editing, play with advanced editing and prepare images to be
web-ready. One-to-one interaction with the
instructor.
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Click
button for registration information on this
course.
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- Using Your Digital
Camera (For Ages 13
- Adult)
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- Sept. 16 - Oct. 16,
2008
- Oct. 21 - Nov. 20,
2008
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- Explore different ways to use your
personal digital camera for home, school, work and play. At the
same time you will also learn about the hardware and software on
your computer and how to utilize them for the best digital
photographs. One-on-one interaction with the
instructor.
Click
button for registration information on this
course.
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For
Educational Courses: Science, Math, Social Studies, (including How to
Use the Internet) click
here.
For
Family Courses: Lighthouses, Christmas, Eyes of March, and Fourth of
July, click here.
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