Genealogists taking this course will learn the skills and strategies needed to present complex evidence in writing. The course will focus on creating quality genealogical work products, including proof arguments, genealogical compilations (narratives, pedigrees and lineages) and research reports. The course will cover the genealogical writers’ market, writing practices specific to the genealogy field, preparation, outlining and strategizing, writing prompts and practices, documentation, use of DNA evidence, writing key genealogical work products, using historical context in writing, publishing considerations, editing, and technology tools for genealogical writing. Sessions will be held on five consecutive Fridays: September 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29.
