Saturday, May 20, 2006
Ideas for a Genealogy Course Syllabus
The May-June 2006 issue of Everton's Genealogical Helper magazine has an article by Anne Hart titled "How to Write a Beginning Genealogy Course Syllabus."
The article describes planning a syllabus, generating a resource list, and creating a course description, an overview of the syllabus, learning objectives, suggested assignments and projects, and course competencies for successful students. Anne has done a wonderful job summarizing a very large subject.
Even though Everton is a subscription site (and therefore there is no link to this article or other current articles), there is a Free section here with older articles. There is also a Links section here with many links to genealogy web sites.
Can anyone recommend other sites with a genealogy course syllabus?
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3 comments:
Randy, I am working on a beginning genealogy class right now for our Park & Rec Dept @ the Senior Center. 10 Sessions this Summer. When I get it done I'll share it with you. Keep in touch. Damaris Fish, Central Point, Oregon
this kind of blog always useful for blog readers, it helps people during research. your post is one of the same for blog readers.
Anne has done a wonderful job summarizing a very large subject.
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