Fostering Genealogical Enthusiasm: Engaging the Next Generation
Listen as Jana teaches how to engage the younger generations in genealogy work.
Jana Greenhalgh, Accredited Genealogist® specializing in England research. She graduated from BYU in 2003 with a BA degree in Genealogy & Family History, and now teaches family history there as adjunct faculty. She has also been an instructor for BYU-Idaho’s online family history degree program, served on the Board of Directors for the Utah Genealogical Association, and as the Level 1 Chair for ICAPGen’s Testing Committee. She currently serves on the Conferences & Education Committee for ICAPGen. She has presented at various genealogy conferences. Jana and her husband Brent live in Lehi, Utah with their seven children, and just for fun, they share their family history adventures via social media and online at www.TheGenealogyKids.com.
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Generations | Making the Decision | Worth Watching
It might take a couple Kleenex's to get through this video as our founder explains the motivation that drove him to start Generations. Rodney Lough Jr. explains the reasons behind the creation of Generations. His emotional discussion touches on many of our own reasons why this project is so very important for us all.
Genealogy for the Next Generation: A National Family History Curriculum
American Ancestors has developed a unique national family history curriculum designed to expose all students to the concepts, benefits, and joys of family history. Join Youth Genealogy Curriculum Coordinator Dustin Axe as he shares objectives, content and inclusive teaching strategies from the curriculum, and gives an overview of the multi-year development process. Whether you’re a classroom teacher, home school educator, grandparent, or simply a curious lifelong learner, this webinar will help you learn how to inspire the next generation to better understand themselves and our shared human experience through family history.