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With registration for the 2013 Family
History Conference sponsored by the National Genealogical Society underway, it’s
an excellent time to consider why one might attend such a conference.
Since
we are obviously biased about the value of attending this conference, these
general tips are from individuals who
are NOT affiliated with NGS except maybe as members.
- Finding our Ancestors shares 10 Reasons to Attend a Genealogy Conference
- Kimberly Powell (About.com) What is a Genealogy Conference Anyway -- 10 Top Reasons to Attend a Genealogy Conference
- Dear Myrtle Conferences, Institutes and the bottom line
- Exodus
2013: Movement of the People - The Story of migration from, to and within the
- Shelley Murphy (Examiner.com) Why do people attend genealogy conferences
- My Heritage Genealogy Blog Genealogy Conferences: Great Experiences!
There are many more similar articles out there about the benefits of attending a genealogy and family history conference. See what others have said about why they have attended conferences and what they have gotten out of them.
For those who have attended NGS or other conferences, what do you consider the #1 reason why you attend?
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