PS dear Jill - I literally googled your question and got this reply "in the editor toolbar, select the headphones icon and then select Voiceover. 3. A new dashboard will appear on the right and you can either upload an audio file or narrate your post by using our recording feature directly on your device." Waddya reckon? Give it a bash!
Hi Jill - you're probably all over Colonial Secretary's letters. Andrew gave a great demonstration of Claude at work so I'd watch that if you're not familiar with it and Ruth's session was very thought provoking. She asked lots of good questions.
Hello there, Alex, it's wonderful to have you join us here in this budding genealogy community on Subtack. I've stepped into all of this with an attitude that you make progress one step at a time one story at a time.
I've also continuously found myself like Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet circling the tree going back to the same facts with different stories and more understanding each time. That's really the key.
Don't let it overwhelm you, just get started with little stories. Staying organized and archive properly to be sure you don't lose work (if you're going to keep circling back it's always good to not step on yourself. lol...)
Good to see you trying out this new tool. I'm wondering if it has a facility for voice typing!! That would be a game-changer for me.
I'm sticking with my current blogging platforms but want to explore how I can use Substack to grow and maintain my connections.
I haven't watched the NSW/ACT recordings yet, is there one in particular you think I should watch?
PS dear Jill - I literally googled your question and got this reply "in the editor toolbar, select the headphones icon and then select Voiceover. 3. A new dashboard will appear on the right and you can either upload an audio file or narrate your post by using our recording feature directly on your device." Waddya reckon? Give it a bash!
I certainly will, thanks
Hi Jill - you're probably all over Colonial Secretary's letters. Andrew gave a great demonstration of Claude at work so I'd watch that if you're not familiar with it and Ruth's session was very thought provoking. She asked lots of good questions.
Hello there, Alex, it's wonderful to have you join us here in this budding genealogy community on Subtack. I've stepped into all of this with an attitude that you make progress one step at a time one story at a time.
I've also continuously found myself like Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet circling the tree going back to the same facts with different stories and more understanding each time. That's really the key.
Don't let it overwhelm you, just get started with little stories. Staying organized and archive properly to be sure you don't lose work (if you're going to keep circling back it's always good to not step on yourself. lol...)
Oh Barbara - I like you already - anyone who's read Winnie-the-Pooh and uses it as a life guide is a friend of mine :)
Loved the NSW conference so much motivation and as always love your musings