Showing posts with label Webinars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Webinars. Show all posts

21 September 2017

BCG Offers Six Free Lectures (Live or by Webinar) on 6 October 2017


BCG Offers Six Free Lectures (Live or by Webinar) on 6 October 2017

From our friends at BCG

Top genealogists Jeanne Bloom, Martha Garrett, LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson, Jill Morelli, Ann Staley, and Tom Jones will present six one-hour lectures held at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City Friday, 6 October 2017 between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Mountain U.S. time. The lectures are free and open to the public (registration is not required), sponsored by the Board for Certification of Genealogists. All will be broadcast online (free registration is required, see below). The Board is an independent certifying body and author of the updated 2014 Genealogy Standards.

Times, topics, and speakers:

9:00 a.m. - "Sweden's Multiple Naming Systems and How They Changed in the 1800s." Martha Garrett, CG
10:15 a.m. - "Past Conflict Repatriation: The Role of Genealogists and Methodology in Fulfilling Our Nation’s Promise." Jeanne Bloom, CG
11:30 a.m. - "Reasonably Exhaustive Research of African American Families That Came Out of Slavery." LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson, JD, LLM, CG
1:30 p.m. - "Using Timelines for Correlation and Analysis." Jill Morelli, CG
2:45 p.m. - "Land, Licenses, Love Gone Wrong, and Other Assorted Courthouse Records." Ann Staley, CG, CGL
4:00 p.m. - "Systematically Using Autosomal DNA Test Results to Help Break Through Genealogical Brick Walls." Tom Jones, Ph.D, CG, CGL

“Whether you stop in for the lectures or join online, you will learn more about how to apply good methodology to your family research,” said President Jeanne Larzalere Bloom, CG. “The Board for Certification of Genealogists strives to foster public confidence in genealogy by promoting an attainable, uniform standard of competence and ethics. Educating all family historians of every level is part of this mission.”

For questions or more information contact office@BCGcertification.org.

Register for the Online Broadcasts
All six classes will be broadcast online by BCG's webinar partner, Legacy Family Tree Webinars. BCG receives a commission if you register by clicking our affiliate links: http://legacy.familytreewebinars.com/?aid=2619 to sign up individually (free), or http://legacy.familytreewebinars.com/?aid=3049 to sign up for multiple classes at once.

View BCG’s past Legacy webinars using our affiliate link at http://legacy.familytreewebinars.com/?aid=2619 and http://bcgcertification.org/blog/bcg-webinars. Again, BCG receives a commission if you register by clicking and buying via our affiliate link. For more information on educational opportunities, please visit: http://www.BCGcertification.org/certification/educ.html.

Certified Genealogist is a trademark and CG is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license by board-certified associates after periodic competency evaluations. The Board name is registered USP&TO.






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30 June 2015

So many FREE Webinars, so little time!


Webinars have been such a great technological boon to our family history community!

Now you don’t necessarily have to live (or be able to visit) where a neat program is taking place and with so many programs being archives, you can watch such programs when convenient to you.

I was reminded of this when last month the Illinois State Genealogical Society (ISGS) was promoting its webinar program. My understanding is that live attendance is open to anyone and archived programs are only available to ISGS members.  The North Carolina Genealogical Society (NCGS) operates its webinar program similarly and additionally makes its webinars available for purchase as CDs.

I was curious about the ISGS program and so posted a question on the ISGS FB page and who should reply but Thomas MacEntee (a most wonderful and helpful colleague!) and he shared a link to a handout (Free Online Genealogy Education Resources) from his ALA Mid-Winter Conference presentation in Chicago in January targeted towards librarians so they could see the available free online resources like webinars.

Do note that the webinar section is not comprehensive (see note above about NCGS program) and it is a great place to get started. If you want to know whether any particular society or organization offers free webinars, I suggest that you visit their webpage or FB page and look for any announcements.

For any society which has a webinar program, typically the price of membership is a worthwhile investment as you then gain access to the entire catalog of archived programs.  Then, at the click of a mouse or tap on your cell phone, you can then listen to the taped programs as you sit in your jammies, jog your way around the neighborhood, travel by train to work or a fun destination, etc.

If you know of genealogically relevant FREE webinar program not listed in Thomas’ handout, please post a comment and let us know about it!  

In the meantime, happy webinar-ing!




2 July 2015 -- Another source for free live webinars (archives maintained for members), Georgia Genealogical Society





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05 June 2015

Family History Library -- FREE week-long US Research Seminar; 1/2 of classes offered as FREE webinars


The Family History Library (in Salt Lake City UT) is offering a FREE week-long United States Research Seminar (30 classes) 12th -16th October 2015. Half of the classes will also be offered as webinars (also FREE).

The Family History Library and the Research Specialists of the United States and Canada Reference team invite you to a free, never before offered, week-long seminar. The focus will be exclusively U.S. research. The seminar is perfect for beginning and intermediate genealogists interested in learning about U.S. records, FamilySearch resources, and Family History Library collection ...

Read more about the seminar, how to registrar and bookmark the page since it also contains the links for the planned webinars.

Do check out the seminar brochure for additional information.







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31 October 2013

Globalism in Genealogy Webinars! Foreign to us languages are less of a barrier than ever before!

 


Recently, I have been invited to attend a couple of non-US (and one non-English) webinars on genealogy research. 

I didn’t attend one because it was in Spanish and my Spanish-speaking daughter is away at college and the other took place at 4am EST! I was sorry to miss them and fortunately, both webinars have been archived and are available to those of us who did miss them.

It is very exciting that the genealogical webinar community is now truly becoming more and more global.

Let me share a bit more about these two webinars:

1. Genealogy: Latin American Immigration to Brazil (in Spanish). This webinar was streamed live on 25 October 2013.  It was introduced by Sonia Meza Morales (Red de Antepasados (Ancestors Network)) and the presenter was Adriana Weber who shared her lecture given at the Ibero-American Genealogy Conference held in Utah, from 9 to 14 September 2013. Even if you don't speak Spanish, the presentation slides are easy to understand and you can always use a translation service (such as Google Translate) to help translate what is not obvious.

Red de Antepasados also has a Youtube channel where there are many other archived webinars (all in Spanish) including:
- Genealogy: In search of your Italian roots II
- Basic notes for the novice Genealogist
- Genealogy: Learn how to create your own blog

Genealogía: La inmigración de América Latina al Brasil (en español). Este seminario se transmitió en vivo el 25 de octubre de 2013. Fue introducido por Sonia Meza Morales (Red de Antepasados (Antepasados Network)) y la presentadora fue Adriana Weber quien compartió su conferencia pronunciada en la Conferencia Genealogía Iberoamericana celebrada en Utah, del 9 al 14 septiembre de 2013. Incluso si usted no habla español, las diapositivas de presentación son fáciles de entender y que siempre puede utilizar un servicio de traducción (Como Google Translate) para ayudar a traducir lo que no es evidente.

Red de Antepasados también tiene un canal de Youtube, donde hay muchos otros webinars archivados (todos en español), como:
- Genealogía: En la búsqueda de tus raíces italianas II
- Apuntes básicos para el Genealogista principiante
- Genealogía: Aprenda a crear tu propio blog

2. GeniAus Hangout on Air (in English). This webinar was streamed live on 30 October 2013.  It was run by Jill Ball. It discussed items of interest to genealogists down under but warmly welcomed participants from all over the globe. This is the first in what is hoped to become a continuing webinar series.


Do you know of other non-US and/or non-English archived webinars that would be of interest and/or relevance to our global genealogical community?

[French] Vous connaissez des webinaires de généalogie en français?

[German] Wissen, dass Genealogie Webinare auf Deutsch?

[Norwegian] Vet om slektsforskning webinarer i norsk?

[Yiddish] ?וויסן פון קיין ייחוס וועבינאַרס אין ייִדיש

[Irish] Know d'aon webinars ginealais i nGaeilge?


Editor’s Note: A big thanks to Dear Myrtle (aka Pat Richley-Erickson) for bringing these webinars to our attention.

Editor's Note: All translation was done using Google Translate though a Spanish-speaker did help clean up the Spanish-language entry; please take that into account.




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