Guaranteeing departments: KCR and KTS
Guarantors:Ing. Ivica Linderová, PhD., and doc. Ing. Radek Kolman, Ph.D.
Teachers: Ing. Lenka Lízalová, Ph.D.
Lecturer Medallions:
Ing. Lenka Lízalová, Ph.D.: Graduated in Economics and Management at Brno University of Technology, she completed additional pedagogical studies at the University of Economics in Prague and obtained her doctoral degree in Finance at Mendel University in Brno. She inherited her interest in Genealogy from her ancestors. She has been studying genealogy at VŠPJ since 2010, at that time she helped with the development of teaching materials and scripts, and since 2015 she has been lecturing the Genealogy course. She has given several interviews for Czech Radio on the topic of capturing family history and has participated in several exhibitions of family charts (e.g. at the Museum of Vysočina Jihlava at an event organized by the Czech Genealogical and Heraldic Society or in 2021 for the Night of Scientists at VŠPJ).
Annotation: Genealogy is a science that studies the relationships between people that result from ancestry.
The Genealogy course will help students discover information about ancestors and teach them to process that information independently. One of the key values of this course is the sharing of research best practices among genealogy enthusiasts. Learning together and exchanging experiences contribute to the enrichment of each participant. The course offers an inspiring environment for exploring family histories and motivates participants to discover their own roots.
Number of semesters: 2
Tutorial Day: Tuesday
Learning Time: 2:15-3:45 p.m.
Course End:Final Paper
Recommended Reading: to be specified in class
Registration: from 1 April 2026 via e-application
Please note: The team of the University of the Third Age of the Academy of Performing Arts reserves the right to make changes for organizational reasons (lecturer, date, time of classes). Any changes will always be communicated to those interested in the course in a timely manner.
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Date |
lecture topic |
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1 |
September 15 . |
Wrapping up genealogy principles |
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2 |
September 22. |
Processing and maintaining the family database |
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3 |
9/29 |
Excursion to the State District Archive in Jihlava |
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4 |
6. 10. |
Performance options for genealogical research outputs |
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5 |
October 13 . |
Chronicles and Other Non-Matriarchal Sources in Genealogy |
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6 |
20. 10. |
Family and Family Archives: organization and records management |
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7 |
October 27 . |
Historical maps and their use in genealogical research |
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8 |
03. 11. |
Creating a clan migration map . |
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9 |
10. 11. |
Blood and Legal Relationships in Genealogy |
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10 |
11/24. |
Development of Czech personal names and surnames |
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11 |
1. 12. |
Genealogical Social Networks and Working with Them . |
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12 |
8. 12. |
Semester Evaluation and Term Paper Submission |
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13 |
February 16. |
Artificial Intelligence as an aid to genealogy work |
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14 |
February 23. |
MyHeritage - Genealogical Social Network |
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15 |
2. 3. |
FamilySearch - Ancestry Search Platform |
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16 |
9. 3. |
Transkribus Lite - a web application for transcribing historical texts |
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17 |
March 16th . |
Family Chronicle as the pinnacle of genealogical work |
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18 |
23. 3. |
Export, presentation and interpretation of genealogical research outputs . |
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19 |
30. 3. |
Graphic Family Tree - Divorce |
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20 |
6. 4. |
Family Tree Graphic - Outlet |
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21 |
13. 4. |
Edit family charts and final papers for print |
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22 |
20. 4. |
Edit photos and use them in the family chronicle |
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23 |
April 27. |
Finalizing the family chronicle before printing |
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24 |
4. 5. |
Course Final Evaluation and Tips for Further Exploration . |