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Finding That Needle in the Haystack: Building Community Legacies through Genealogy, Archives, and Open Sources

  • Hybrid NC United States (map)

In celebration of Open Access Week, the university archivist (James R. Stewart) will lead a workshop. This engaging session will highlight how to leverage Open Educational Resources (OER) to enhance genealogical research and navigate archival materials effectively. By emphasizing the importance of community engagement and open access to information, this workshop also highlights how knowledge sharing can strengthen community ties and promote collective learning.

Objectives:

  • Introduce participants to essential genealogy research methodologies and best practices.

  • Explain the significance of OER in supporting individual genealogy projects.

  • Demonstrate how to locate and utilize OER resources relevant to family history research.

  • Foster a supportive environment for participants to share their research experiences and findings.

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