RAHS Webinars

Your blogger recently participated in the first RAHS webinar and found it a worthwhile learning experience.

We have received this notification from the Society about the next webinar to be held next week.:

Dear Affiliated Society,

We hope that you will be able to join us for our next webinar at 7pm next Wednesday 25 June. I will be presenting ‘Making History - an introduction to iMovie and documentary filmmaking’. This webinar will provide a cursory understanding of the capabilities of Apple's video editing software and what is involved in producing a short documentary film. 

Secure your place in this webinar by emailing history@rahs.org.au and leave a phone number so we can call you, or call (02) 9247 8001. The cost is $10.00 RAHS Members/$12.00 Non-Members. Payment is required to register.

For full event information see our Calendar of Events: http://www.rahs.org.au/ai1ec_event/rahs-webinar-making-history-an-introduction-to-imovie-and-documentary-filmmaking/?instance_id=428

For more information on RAHS Webinars see: http://www.rahs.org.au/about-rahs-webinars-2/. We hope you will be able to join us and please feel free to circulate this email to those you feel may be interested.

Technology Special Interest Group this Thursday

Having returned from my travels I look forward to catching up with fellow members at our next Technology SIG Meeting on Thursday 19 June at 1:30pm in the Society Rooms.

Please come along with your technology news and questions for discussion.

I had great success finding resources last week at The National Archives in Kew and would like to show you how and what I found about some of my ancestors by using the Discovery online catalogue.

Prior to going away I participated in the Royal Australian Historical Society's first webinar which was a worthwhile learning experience. I will spend some time talking about webinars for historians and family historians.

Jill Ball