FamilySearch TechTips Alive and Well

A couple of years ago, FamilySearch.org started a Blog called TechTips. It was intended to fill the need for current information for family historians about trends in the tech world, computers and other devices as well as other subjects such as software for genealogy. The Blog attracted a lot of attention and had a significant following. For whatever reason, the Blog languished and virtually disappeared for a considerable time. However, it finally resurfaced as a section in the main FamilySearch.org Blog page. Here is a screenshot of the FamilySearch Blog page with an arrow showing the link to the TechTips Section:

From time to time, I have been asked to post to this portion of the FamilySearch Blog again. Meanwhile, they have been reposting past posts that still have current application. Hope to see you on the FamilySearch TechTips Blog again. Here are some of the subjects that have been covered in the past while:

• Avoiding the Inevitable Crash
• Hashtags, Tweets, and Blogs: the New Language of Family History
• Phishing, Scams, Viruses and Trojan Horses – How to Protect Your Computer
• Más Ayuda: New Hispanic Research Classes Online
• What Your Grandchildren Wished You Would Have Tweeted