The start of a new year is a great
opportunity to consider what genealogical “education” opportunities you will
take advantage of!
One
form of opportunity which is becoming more prevalent are webinars. I was reminded of this with an announcement
from the North Carolina Genealogical Society (NCGS) that they are launching a
new webinar series.
NCGS webinar online 18-20 January! The North Carolina
This
reminded me that there are many societies which are producing webinars some of
which are free to members and/or available for a charge to the public and/or freely
available to anyone. Do check the particulars for each webinar purveyor.
Some
resources for upcoming webinars you might check out:
- Dear Myrtle post
- Geneawebinars Calendar
- Legacy Family Tree Webinars
- Family Tree Magazine
- Friends of the National Archives, Southeast Region, Webinars
- Illinois State Genealogical Society Webinars
And,
know that many webinar presentations are archived both at the above-mentioned
websites and also at:
If
you want to be able to expand your genealogical knowledge and either can’t or
won’t be able to do so by leaving your house, then I definitely recommend that
you stay home and/or in your jammies and catch some of the great genealogical
programming to be found on the internet!
Have you recently watched a
webinar? Which one? Name one thing you
learned?
Is there a particular webinar or
webinar provider that you would like to recommend to the genealogical
community?
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