Internet Genealogy

Using Technology as a Genealogy Tool
There is no doubt that Internet Genealogy has given birth to a new breed of family history enthusiast. When done correctly however, Traditional Genealogy and Internet Genealogy shouldn't be much different from one another.

One of the most important aspects of Internet Genealogy that beginners should keep in mind is that WWW might not stand for what they think! When it comes to genealogy, those letters should always stand for Who, When, and Where. By asking these three questions — online or offline — most family history enthusiasts will stay on the path to success.

Beyond the Basics
Genealogy software, message boards, and email are just the tip of the genealogical iceberg when it comes to using computer technology to research, record, and preserve your familiy history. Common software tools like Windows, Word, Excel, and even Google can all be put to use as extremely powerful tools for even the most reluctant computer user.

If you are seeking a speaker to discuss Internet Genealogy, Dan Lynch will share detailed tips so you can make your computer your most powerful genealogical tool.

Breaking Genealogy News — Newly revised FREE site about the 1930 Census, as well as a Census 101 section geared towards those just starting out. This site also covers the 1920 Census, 1910 Census, 1900 Census, and much more!