SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 3 pm – O N L I N E

• The Genealogical Proof Standard states that analysis and correlation of data is necessary before we can say something is proven, but what techniques are best?
• Many people collect information but don’t know how to manipulate it for evidence analysis.
• Spreadsheets, timelines, maps, charts and tables are a few of the techniques that will be discussed to pull out evidence needed to answer research questions.

Elissa Scalise Powell, CG, CGL
Elissa Powell is co-director of the Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP); past-president of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, the coordinator since 2007 of the IGHR “Genealogy as a Profession” course in Athens, Georgia, and author of two chapters in the 2018 Professional Genealogy book. She was an instructor and creator for part of Boston University’s Genealogical Research Certificate course, and past SLIG course coordinator. She has been involved in ProGen Study since the beginning, being the mentor for groups 1, 25, and 50. She was honored with the Association of Professional Genealogists 2017 Professional Achievement Award.

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