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Have you taken advantage of the popular SCGS Jamboree webinar series? Family historians from around the globe log in to our bi-monthly programs. The initial live webcast is open to the public at no charge. SCGS members are able to watch webinars at their convenience, day or night. It's one of the most valuable benefits of SCGS membership.
The webinar archive has been updated and now houses dozens of hour-long presentations. Included in the list are the 2013 sessions (identified in italics) that will be added to the archive throughout the year.
Where else can you get access to over 50 hours of genealogy education, provided by the leading genealogy speakers available today -- for a $35 one-year membership. It's one of the best deals in genealogy today.
IMPORTANT LINKS
Webinar Overview
2013 webinars - links to register
2012 and earlier webinars - for SCGS members
SCGS membership
Lisa Alzo
--Immigrant Cluster Communities Past, Present,and Future
--Tracing your Immigrant Ancestors
--Family History Writing Made Easier: Cloud-based Tools Every Genealogist Can Use
Kerry Bartels (all NARA webinars free to the public)
--Neither Filmed or Scanned: NARA Treasurers Await
--National Archives Website Microfilm Catalog, Archival Databases and Guides (future addition to the archive)
--The Many Facets of the National Archives Website (future addition to the archive)
--Military Records at the National Archives (future addition to the archive)
Eric Basir
Warren Bittner (future additions to archive)
--Complex Evidence: What Is It? How Does It Work? Why Does It Matter?
--"Beat the Children with a Fresh Birch Stick so the Animals Don't Get Worms"
Michael Booth
--Genealogy on the Go
--Get the Scoop On Your Ancestors from Old Newspapers
--Turn iGoogle Into Your Homepage
--Projects that Will Captivate the Non-Genealogists in Your Life (future addition to the archive)
--Google Search Strategies for Genealogists (future addition to archive)
--Time Travel with Google Earth
--Immigrant Voices - Angel Island Immigration
Ricky Crume
--Genealogy Hacks - Tricks to Crack the Top Genealogy Web Sites
Schelly Talalay Dardashti
--Jewish Genealogy 101
Valerie Brown Elkins
J. H. Fonkert
Linda Woodward Geiger, CG
--Hark! That Tombstone is Talking to Me!
--Me and My Laptop: Getting the Most out of your Laptop while Researching Onsite
--Documentation: Never Having to Ask, 'Where Did That Come From?'
Jean Wilcox Hibben, PhD, CG
--Yes, You Can!-Do Genealogy in Spite of a Learning Disability --The Two Sides of Interviewing --Getting Family History Information through the Back Door Janet Hovorka --Getting Your Notes and Sources Right --Grandma's Flak Jacket
--Playground Rules for Genealogy on the Internet --Trip the Tree Fantastic: Intriguing Family History Trips for the Whole Family
Daniel Horowitz --Sharing and Preserving Memories in a Digital Era
Tonia Kendrick
--Transform Your Note-Taking and Remember Everything with Evernote Taneya Koonce
--Genealogy News at Your Fingertips: From RSS Feeds to Digital Magazine Platforms David Lambert Researching Your Union Civil War Ancestors (future addition to archive) Nancy Lauer
--Path to Organizational Bliss Peggy Clemens Lauritzen, AG
--Homespun and Calico - Researching our Foremothers Denise Levenick
--Break Down Brick Walls with Home Sources Steve Luxemberg --Genealogy from the Inside Out - Tracing the Mysterious from a Single Clue (future addition to the archive) Thomas MacEntee
--Building A Research Toolbox Kory Meyerink, AG, FUGA But it Ain't Really the ORIGINAL Record! (future addition to the archive) Leland Meitzler
--Mobile Capturing of Your Ancestor's Documents and Pictures Debbie Mieszala, CG
--Options in Post-Adoption Research George G. Morgan --How to Get the Most out of a Genealogy Conference (free to the public) --Tell Me about When You Were A Child --The Genealogist as CSI --Sidestep Genealogy Michael John Neil
--Seeing the Patterns: Organizing Your Information
Gena Philibert-Ortega
--Remembering the Ladies-Researching Your Female Ancestors --Women's Work --Women in WWII Marian Pierre-Louis
--Cemetery Research for Your New England Ancestors
--Looking After the Poor--Finding Your Ancestors in New England Poverty Records Ugo Perego --Native American Ancestry: A DNA Standpoint Tim Pinnick
--Tips, Strategies, & Resources for the African American Researcher Chris Pomery
--The Effect of the Founders: Why It's Useful to DNA Test People Living Outside the USA Laura Prescott Diaries and Journals: Finding and Using these Valuable Resources (future addition to the archive) Mary Roddy
--Mark Golden: A Case Study in World War II Research
Jane Neff Rollins
--Is There a Baby Catcher in your Bloodline?
Drew Smith
--Effective Online Queries Denise Spurlock --Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker D. Joshua Taylor
--Thanksgiving Special: Online Resources for Colonial America --Printed Legends and Missing Footnotes: Dissecting Compiled Genealogies (future addition to the archive) Maureen Taylor --Photo Treasures Discovered at Jamboree-A Closer Look
Curt A. Witcher, MA, FUGA, IGSF
--Historical Research Methodology: Engaging the Process to Find All the Answers (future addition to the archive) --Fingerprinting our Families: Using Ancestral Origins as a Research Key (future addition to the archive)
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