Solving genealogy problems requires a multi-pronged approach of seeking out new records, understanding the context of those records, and analyzing the information collected to illuminate new connections. As we move through those steps—seeking, understanding, and analyzing—we often discover that we need to gain deeper insights and improve our skills to solve the research challenge we’re facing. Fortunately, genealogy education is often just a click away.
This issue of Stirpes is packed with articles on educational opportunities, virtual and in-person, free or for fee, including podcasts, webinars, study groups, institutes, and more! Learning is the key to your genealogy adventure!
- Maximize Your Genealogy Education in Three Steps by Melody Hooper Woods
- Ten Webinar Resources for Every Genealogical Topic by Nancy Gilbride Casey
- Learning through Listening: Enter the World of Podcasts by Emily Coffman Richardson
- Learning from Footnotes, Endnotes, and Bibliographies by Pat Gordon
- Exploring the Impact of Genealogical Education by Susan E. Ball
- Navigating the World of Genealogy: A Guide to Utilizing Libraries and Archives for Family History Research by Susan Kaufman
- Let’s Talk About It: Genealogy Study Groups for All Levels by Nancy Gilbride Casey
- Expanding Horizons: An Educational Journey with Family History Academy by Cathie Sherwood
- The National Genealogical Society: Leaders in Genealogical Education for 120 Years by Patricia R. Reed
- ConferenceKeeper.org: So Much More Than Conferences! by Tami Osmer Mize
- Grow and Practice Your Research & Writing in a ProGen Study Group by Jan Joyce, DBA, CG®, CGL(SM), AG®
- Unlocking Ancestral Mysteries: The Benefits of Attending Genealogy Educational Institutes by Sandra J. Crowley
- Digitizing Photos? Don’t Forget to Preserve the Stories Too by Laura Hedgecock
- School Marm to Family Tree: Tracing Miss Aurora Archer’s Roots by Russell A. Rahn
Take a “Look Inside” this issue to learn more.