restoring old documents

RESTORING OLD PHOTOGRAPHS AND DOCUMENTS: A GUIDE FOR GENEALOGISTS

For genealogists, old photographs and documents are invaluable treasures that offer a window into the past. These artifacts capture the faces, places, and moments that define family history, but over time, they can become damaged, faded, or fragile. Restoring these precious items is essential to preserving your family’s legacy for future generations. In this guide, […]

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census records

TIPS FOR USING CENSUS RECORDS IN YOUR FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH

Census records are a vital resource for genealogists, offering a wealth of information about ancestors and their lives. These records, typically collected every ten years, provide snapshots of families, communities, and societies over time. By carefully analyzing census data, you can uncover valuable details about your family’s history, including relationships, occupations, and migration patterns. In […]

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education trends

EDUCATION SECTOR TOP TECHNOLOGY TRENDS

Typically, the education sector is slow to make a significant change. However, the benefits of technology are too substantial, and it is the catalyst driving change. Internet connectivity and technological innovations touch every aspect of our lives daily, and these same digital advancements are transforming education. Educational institutions need to remain competitive in this dynamic […]

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engineering degree

DETERMINING THE VALUE OF A TWO-YEAR DEGREE IN ENGINEERING

A recent national report co-authored by Edmonds Community College’s Mel Cossette asserts that U.S. innovation will require the production and retention of workers skilled in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). “The purpose of this report was to shed light on the relatively underappreciated roles and contributions of engineering technicians and technologists,” said Mel Cossette, […]

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