Adding Transitions in a DNA Research Report with AI

In this presentation from the Research Like a Pro with DNA Question and Answer series, Nicole Dyer discusses strategies for adding transitions to improve the flow of DNA research reports. She emphasizes how transitions help readers understand when the report shifts between topics such as different DNA match groups or types of evidence. She explains several transition approaches including using subheadings, summary sentences, formulaic section structures, and various transition terms. Nicole demonstrates how artificial intelligence tools can assist with writing transitions by sharing her experience using ChatGPT and Claude to improve her research report about proving Sally Keaton Reeves was William Keaton's daughter. She describes how she requested AI to create transitions between sections and later asked for a more formal version with appropriate transitions incorporated. Nicole concludes by encouraging viewers to explore these techniques for creating logical flow in their own genealogical research reports.

This is an excerpt from a monthly office hours session in the Research Like a Pro with DNA independent study course. To join the Research Like a Pro with DNA online course, and learn how to integrate DNA evidence into your genealogy research, click here: https://familylocket.com/product/research-like-a-pro-with-dna-ecourse/. To view more questions and answers in this series, go here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbWohRttmiAgotMNnIAdpQt24eQG5CTbV.

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