GeneaBlogger Games – Final Tally

Here’s the final tally.

Task	Status
Task 1A – 50 source citations	Complete
Task 3A – Organize at least 20 hard files or ancestral items (books, fabrics, inherited items) into file folders, boxes, envelopes, containers, etc.; archival-quality where appropriate.	Complete
Task 3B – Organize at least 20 digital files into folders, label, add metadata, add descriptions, add tags, etc.
Task 3C – Organize at least 20 photos into photo albums, scrapbooks, collages, protective holders, boxes, etc.	Complete
Task 3E – Create at least 20 data entries in your database, or scan 20 photos, or scan 20 documents.	Complete
Task 4A – Use Google Maps to map out an ancestral location.  Create a map that you can then embed into a blog post.	Complete
Task 4B – Create a timeline related to one of your lines of research, a specific ancestor or location.  Get creative using a free application such as TimeToast. Post your timeline on your blog.	Complete
Task 4C – Create a memorial page for an ancestor using either Footnote’s Create A Page feature or their Facebook application I Remember.	Complete
Task 4D – Visit tutorial and learning pages of popular websites such as Ancestry.com or FamilySearch’s excellent articles repository.	Complete
Task 4E – Create a surname visualization using Wordle, Word It Out or a similar application.  Post the graphic to your blog.	Complete
Task 5A – Write a summary of what your blog is about and post it on your blog – you may not have done this since you started the blog and it is a great way to have new readers learn more about your site.	Complete
Task 5C – Prepare several posts in draft mode and pre-publish them.	Complete
Task 5D – Write a brief biographical sketch on one of your ancestors.
Task 5E – Create a page on your blog listing surnames, ahnentafel reports or using some other topic.  This will help new visitors to your blog understand your area of research.	Complete
Task 5F – Participate in a 52 Weeks To Better Genealogy Challenge.	Complete

Unfortunately, I did not complete two of the tasks I set out to do.  But, I think I did pretty good, and I got A LOT done!