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Education (Genealogical) » Online Courses & Webinars

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  • Maiden Names Revealed: A Step-by-Step Guide

    A course taught by Gena Philibert Ortega at Family Tree University. Discovering a female ancestor’s maiden name is necessary to uncovering her parents’ names. Unfortunately, finding a maiden name can be more than difficult. This course will start with the foundation of research including using timelines and research logs. We will then discuss how to ask research questions and where to research the answers. A discussion of what records include maiden names will be explored. What resources to use and how to search will also be discussed.

  • Minnesota Genealogical Society - Events

    Webinars, classes, conferences, and workshops.

  • National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair 2013 FREE

    From the U.S. National Archives, a free virtual Genealogy Fair via live webcast on YouTube. The sessions offer family history research tools on Federal records for all skill levels. Videos and handouts are available for each presentation.

  • National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair 2014 FREE

    From the U.S. National Archives, a free virtual Genealogy Fair via live webcast on YouTube. The sessions offer family history research tools on Federal records for all skill levels. Videos and handouts are available for each presentation.

  • National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair 2015 FREE

    From the U.S. National Archives, a free virtual Genealogy Fair via live webcast on YouTube. The sessions offer family history research tools on Federal records for all skill levels. Videos and handouts are available for each presentation.

  • National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair 2016 FREE

    From the U.S. National Archives, a free virtual Genealogy Fair via live webcast on YouTube. The sessions offer family history research tools on Federal records for all skill levels. Videos and handouts are available for each presentation.

  • National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair 2017 FREE

    From the U.S. National Archives, a free virtual Genealogy Fair via live webcast on YouTube. The sessions offer family history research tools on Federal records for all skill levels. Videos and handouts are available for each presentation.

  • National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair 2018 FREE

    From the U.S. National Archives, a free virtual Genealogy Fair via live webcast on YouTube. The sessions offer family history research tools on Federal records for all skill levels. Videos and handouts are available for each presentation.

  • National Genealogical Society - American Genealogical Studies

    A series of online courses, including: The Basics; Guide to Documentation and Source Citation; and Beyond the Basics. Each person who successfully completes one of the American Genealogical Studies series courses receives a certificate of completion.

  • NGS Genealogy Courses – Three Online Programs in Genealogy Research

    American Genealogical Studies (AGS), Continuing Genealogical Studies (CGS), and the Family History Skills Course.

  • NGSQ Study Group

    National Genealogical Society Quarterly Study Group. A great tool to sharpen your genealogical skills, the NGSQ Study Group meets once a month to discuss an assigned article.

  • NOKfinders Academy

    NOKfinders (pronounced knock finders) Academy is where members develop and build their forensic genealogy skills by working on live cases. Cases include Unclaimed and Missing Person cases. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to follow GPS and high ethical standards. NOTE: the cases do not require genetic genealogy.

  • Pharos Tutors - Online Genealogy Courses

    Pharos are specialists in online family history education, providing topic-based courses both individually and as part of certificate programmes. Our excellent tutors are professional genealogists, archives professionals and subject experts with many decades of teaching experience between them. Our students benefit from interaction with their tutor in weekly “chat rooms” on every tutor-led course. Courses are short and reasonably priced, based around interesting topics and fascinating records. Mostly focused on the records of the British Isles, there are also courses applicable internationally, such as those on DNA and one-name and one-place studies.

  • Plan to Publish - The Webinar - Memories In Time FREE

    It’s easy to put off writing a book as you strive to complete your research – a never ending task. This webinar will take you through 12 steps to going from Plan to Publish.

  • ProGen Practicum

    The ProGen Practicum is a program that has been developed and implemented annually since 2021, by its founder, Jan Joyce. The objective of the program is to help prepare participants for certification through BCG by practicing the main elements of the BCG portfolio. Mixing a combination of techniques, the program aims for significant improvement for each participant from giving and receiving peer reviews as well as receiving individual mentor feedback.

  • ProGen Study Groups

    Organized to encourage professional and aspiring genealogists to put into practice the principles found in Professional Genealogy: A Manual for Researchers, Writers, Editors, Lecturers and Librarians, edited by Elizabeth Shown Mills. This program employs an innovative method of collaborative learning focused on developing genealogical research skills and business practices.

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