I am presenting two workshops at the Newberry Library
in Chicago today: Ancestry.com Primer and What’s
New on the Internet? I always have
a lot of fun at these sessions and learn new things from the participants. I was a little nervous about the Wi-Fi access
so made a lot of screen shots for the presentations. If you were at the sessions and want an
electronic copy of the handouts, email me at yourcousincaron@gmail.com.
Here is a synopsis of each:
Ancestry.com Primer: We’ll
examine many aspects of today’s Ancestry.com and what it offers beginners as
well as advanced genealogical researchers—including records and tools, the
Ancestry Trees (build your own and elect to network with others), and what
features Ancestry.com makes available through the free site, library edition,
and paid subscription choices.
What’s New on the Internet?
: We will take a tour through new and little-known resources for
genealogical research and networking on the Web. Along with exploring
Newberry-based offerings, we’ll identify useful free and fee-based local,
regional, national, and international genealogical resources.
I love
the Newberry’s Chicago Ancestors web site!
If you have any family history in Chicago, you need to check it
out! http://www.chicagoancestors.org/
