After signing up, you
invite others to tell their own stories. You select story prompts, with questions
you would not have thought to ask, or write your own. Each week, your
storyteller will be emailed one of the questions. Collecting these stories
creates a private record of family memories. You can keep them on the site, or
publish them in a book.
Cost: Annual $39 for
own stories, $79 for up to 6 storytellers, $119 for up to 15 storytellers.
Create photo books,
collages, calendars, books, and posters. A number of tutorials are available.
Cost: Variable
The History Project
lets you preserve history by creating personal timelines. Each timeline is
called a Project.
Events are the
moments that make up your project. Events contain images, audio, video, and
text documents known as Artifacts.
Upload artifacts from
your computer, record audio directly on The History Project site, or import
files from Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox, and elsewhere on the web. Each
Artifact can contain a voice note , a description , location information , and
tags .
You don’t have to
make history alone. Invite friends to work on your project by clicking on the
project then clicking invite collaborators.
Give Collaborators
the ability to add Artifacts, Events, or both. It’s up to you.
Cost: Free, services
available for a fee
The Family History
Guide is a free website with three basic purposes: 1) It gets people started
with family history, helping them overcome the learning curve; 2) It provides
Goals, Choices, Steps, and Resources for the learner in a sound instructional
design, with opportunities to explore research around the world; and 3) It
provides free training materials so instructors can implement effective
training for groups, classes, and individuals.
Cost: Free
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