Technology and the hobby genealogy community
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Technology has significantly changed the genealogy hobbyist community by providing online access to historical records, family trees, DNA ancestry services, and message boards allowing direct interaction between community members. Websites and DNA services now allow determination of relatives through digital archives and records, replacing the prior solitary research through physical books and films. The genealogy community has become more connected and interactive through online family trees, records, grave sites and social connections between hobbyists.
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Technology and the hobby genealogy community
- 2. Current uses of technology Message Boards Electronic Family Tree Services such as Ancestry.com DNA Ancestry and Relatives through sites like Ancestry.com and 23andme.com Electronic Archival Access
- 3. Increasing Digital Access Websites like findagrave.com allow users to find digital images and information about millions of grave sites Interactive trees, such as those at Ancestry.com, allow members to connect with each other, share stories, photos, and historical records
- 4. A changed community •Research is no longer limited to physical books and microfilms. Much archival information is available online. •Community members can now directly interact with one another as opposed to researching in a solitary manner.
- 5. The End