As you work through your genealogy research projects, do you sometimes have trouble navigating the Internet highway? Perhaps you don’t know how to start your journey or the best route to take? What about the tools you need for your online research trip? Confused as to what works best and what should be avoided? And how about keeping up with all the new technologies that can improve your research and propel you into the next orbit?  You’ll learn not just what sites and applications work best, but how to get the most out of your time online.

 

Prerequisites:

A basic understanding of computer usage including desktop and laptop as well as how to connect to the Internet. Class will include wireless access and power supply connection (if possible) for devices so students can replicate online what is covered in each session.

 

Coordinator: Thomas MacEntee

 

Instructors:

            Thomas MacEntee

            Michael Hait, CG

            Kimberly Powell

            Pamela Boyer Sayre, CG, CGL and Richard G. Sayre, CG

            Paula Stuart-Warren, CG, FUGA, FMGS

            D. Joshua Taylor, MA, MLS