As I work on material for this year’s Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh’s week in the Buffalo, New York area, I decided to see what suggestions had been made in the evaluations for the past years of my course. The course I coordinate, Intermediate Genealogy: Tools for Digging Deeper, did receive some good suggestion which will be incorporated. It was also heartwarming to read the kudos our team of instructors for this course has received. A selection of these:
- I thought all the material was well prepared and presented.
- Group project was very useful.
- The newspaper class was particularly good.
- I enjoyed the real world examples.
- I learned a lot and got my money worth.
- Specifically liked the variety of topics.
- Keep doing what you are doing. You each have your own styles. It’s marvelous.
- It really has opened my eyes to new ways to think and research.
- Very nice to gain different perspectives & benefits from expertise & styles.
It always nice to be complimented for our intensive work on the course sessions. We also received some nice comments about each of the instructors. I hope you will be able to join us in Amherst, New York, a suburb of Buffalo. The area is filled with places to research family history.
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Is there anything we could be doing now to prepare?
Nothing yet. In a couple weeks, you will get an email from me with additional details. I do this for all registrants in my courses.
I am counting the days til the course – very excited to be attending!!
It will be here so fast!