User:JensenFA

Getting Started Page; Family History for Beginners; Contributors Page; Moderators Page; Administrators Page

Read my Wiki success stories

= Sprint Tasks =


 * Tracking development of policies and procedures

Sprint 16

 * Done - Write use cases for user friendly template implementation
 * Done - Splitting MOS discussion
 * Done - Disambiguation discussion
 * Done - Local histories discussion
 * 02 - Chicago/Turabian discussion
 * Done - Namespace discussion
 * 02 - Main page discussions

Sprint 15

 * Done - Prioritize policies
 * Done - Add Editing section to the policies
 * Done - Create new page for half of the policies. The other half is a stretch item. All pages were done.
 * 2 hours to help manage the US Vital Records project using the list of sources to review.
 * Stretch - Implement three policies. Met with Don and Chris. We met and decided that the first step is to write use cases.

Before May 7th


 * Done - FHL research trip plan
 * FHL read BCG manual
 * FHL read BCG application examples

Sprint 14

 * Wiki Project: US barn raising to improve History pages that were added last sprint. The pages are tracked on the Reference Documents table located at US content in FamilySearch Research Guidance and Help - Canceled as a task item this sprint. Users working on the pages will continue their work, but the project is ouside of Sprint tracking.
 * Policies and procedures: Administrator's noticeboard design and identify requirements
 * Policies and procedures: Three revert rule design and identify requirements - Done
 * Policies and procedures: Identify policies and procedures for content standards (Related to editing and content resolution)
 * Ongoing: FamilySearch Blog 1 hour per week- done (added 'Record Search Success Story')

Sprint 15, 16, 17 aka Quarter 2 Planning

 * United States Vital Records, down to the state level and possibly the county level
 * Checklist to use when researching specific localities for content to be including in the revised article: FamilySearch Wiki:Sources of Information for a United States Record Type Article
 * Use FamilySearch Wiki:Headings for Articles about Records as a guideline for what to include in the country and state articles about vital records.

= My Wiki Work =


 * User:Franjensen/Monitoring - daily monitoring
 * FamilySearch Wiki:Maintenance Templates
 * User:Franjensen/Policies and Procedures
 * User:Franjensen/Policy namespace - documents sprint task to move policy pages to the policy namespace
 * User:Franjensen/Flagging
 * User:Franjensen/US Vital Records Project
 * User:Franjensen/Sprints - past Sprint work
 * Delete this one User:Franjensen/what2do - old sprint work for Community Portal page
 * Delete this one User:Franjensen/Research topics is an attempt to browse by topic.

= Other Wiki Work =


 * User:Franjensen/Sandbox
 * User:Franjensen/New Ways to Publish a Personal or Family History
 * User:Franjensen/Mayflower
 * Follow up on this site Clusty

= Quick Links =


 * Category:FamilySearch Wiki
 * Category:Help
 * Getting Started Page
 * Family History for Beginners
 * Contributors Page
 * Moderators Page
 * Administrators Page
 * FamilySearch Wiki:Sources Consulted but Not Referenced

= My Teams =


 * FHL: Wilma; Barry; Beth; Carol; David; Danielle; Jason; Jeff; Joan; Marilyn; Pat; Patsy; Yvonne; R&amp;C Zone; Beetle53
 * Wiki: Diane; Anne; Alan; Darin; Mollie; Michael; Jim; Kip; David
 * Projects: familyjournals; Shara-dee

= Wikipedia Help =


 * Wiki text markup articles: Wikipedia: How to edit a page and specifically the Wiki Markup section of the article.
 * Transclusion
 * Help Template
 * Template Messages
 * Template:Details - doesn't work yet. Need to figure out how to fix it.
 * ToDo template and list
 * Collaborations
 * Community portal

= My Ancestors =

My ancestors were from Denmark, England, Germany, Ireland, and Scotland. After my ancestors immigrated to the United States they settled in California, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, and Utah. My husband's ancestors were from Denmark, England, and various U.S. Southern States.