Over the past twenty years, Ron has given more than 500 presentations on researching criminals, technology, and research methodology. He worked in a marketing capacity for many successful high-tech firms and continues to geek out with new and old technologies. He is the author three books, including The Jews of Sing Sing and Mind Maps for Genealogy. Ron earned a BS in Engineering from Princeton and an MBA from the University of Chicago.

Session: FS03    TRACK:  Society Membership and Growth

This talk will cover Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Forms, Calendar, Gmail, Maps, and GAS [Google Apps Script]) and voice transcription services. Whether for personal use or as a member of a local genealogy society leadership group, using these technologies can offer significant possibilities for offering more services and working more effectively and efficiently. Google Workspace is designed for use by teams and is FREE if you have a Google/Gmail account.

If you work with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.), you are well on your way to understanding most of the concepts covered in this talk.

Registration is now open at https://grip.ngsgenealogy.org/.