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Advanced Genetic Genealogy: Techniques and Case Studies $

By Debbie Parker Wayne. Advanced Genetic Genealogy: Techniques and Case Studies helps intermediate researchers move up to the next level and advanced researchers apply the new DNA standards and write about DNA.

Ancestry Academy

Watch. Learn. Discover. Self-paced courses from the experts on a variety of topics, with new courses added regularly. Some are free, others are available for a monthly or annual fee.

Ancestry Academy - Behind the Scenes: The Science Behind AncestryDNA Results $

Video lesson by Catherine A. Ball, PhD.

Ancestry Academy - DNA 101: An Insider's Scoop on AncestryDNA Testing ^FREE

What is DNA testing? What do I do with the results? Learn how new capabilities with DNA can leverage the vast resources on Ancestry.com.

Ancestry Academy - Results Lead to the Development of a New AncestryDNA Method $

Video lesson by Catherine A. Ball, PhD.

Autosomal DNA for Genealogy (YouTube)

By Paul Dunn, from the BYU FHL webinar series.

Beginners' guides to genetic genealogy (ISOGG Wiki)

Dallas Genealogical Society Virtual DNA Seminar

3 virtual day-long seminars annually; monthly virtual meetings Sep-May; July 25, 2020 virtual Summer DNA Seminar with Blaine Bettinger, Mary Eberle, Patricia Hobbs and Diahan Southard; Sep 19, 2020 virtual Fall seminar with Tony Burroughs on African American family research.

DNA Lectures - Who Do You Think You Are (YouTube)

DNA Testing for Genealogy

A series by CeCe Moore for Geni.com.

DNA Testing for Genealogy

A series by CeCe Moore for Geni.com.

DNA Testing for Genealogy

A series by CeCe Moore for Geni.com.

DNA Testing for Genealogy

A series by CeCe Moore for Geni.com.

DNA Tips, Tools, & Managing Matches - Genealogy Junkie

DNAeXplained

Excelsior College - Genealogy Courses

Currently offers two online 16-week genealogy courses: Genetic Genealogy with Blaine Bettinger, and Practicum in Genealogy with Melinde Lutz Byrne.

Family History Academy - DNA Directions: Which Way to Go?

The beginner session is a 1-hour classroom-style lecture, while the intermediate and advanced sessions are 3-hour workshops with practical exercises intermixed with the presentation. Recordings will be available for two weeks after the last session, and a syllabus is included.

Family History Academy - Documenting DNA and Lineages: Content and Structure ^FREE

We all understand the importance of citations, but knowing how to craft them is not always easy. In these two modules, Tom Jones takes us through the process of citing our sources, whether for DNA or lineages. Each session follows a masterclass format. The first week of each paired module will consist of a lecture with examples and an exercise. The second week includes Tom's signature' live editing', and discussion session, reviewing attendee-produced material and applying the generalities learned in the previous week. Recordings will be available for two weeks after each session, and a syllabus is included.

Family History Academy - Using Gephi to Analyze & Visualize Family History and DNA Networks

Network exploration and visualization tools offer exciting possibilities for exploring ancestral connections and making sense of DNA matches. In this hands-on workshop with Kimberly Powell, we'll explore the basics of network analysis, including using network visualization software as a tool to help us explore relationships, connections, and clusters (networks, FAN clubs) in our family history and DNA data. Through short demos followed by implementation periods, we'll practice using the free, open-source Gephi software to create cluster networks from both documentary and DNA data. Sample data sets will be provided, so we have a common framework for exploration and discussion. The session will be recorded and available for two weeks so you can revisit and apply the same principles to your project and data.

Family History Fanatics (YouTube)

New genealogy videos posted or streamed weekly. Learn how to understand your DNA, climb your family, or write your family history.