This recording introduces the website Wat staat daer? where one can find exercises to help with learning letter forms, words, and entire documents.

This class introduces the Dutch Handwriting introduces the Beginning Dutch Handwriting series and discusses the components of Dutch names.

In this recording the learner is introduced to an entry from a set of documents and then transcribes and translates another entry from the same document set.

This class teaches the history of the Danish military, explains the levying system started in 1788 and demonstrates how these records can be used for genealogical purposes in Denmark

This presentation walks learners through the Civil Registration process for Scotland. At the end, learners should be able to know how to use Civil Registration to find their Scottish ancestor's birth, marriage, or death certificate.

This course will introduce you tips and tricks to decipher Russian Handwriting, how to utilize genealogical word lists and online dictionaries to assist you in your translation as well as the basic grammar necessary to read and understand genealogical documents.

This classes teaches the value of and laws behind Danish probate records and then shows two useful websites to help you locate a probate for your ancestor

This class teaches the value of and demonstrates how to use two types of Danish tax records that work well together: The extra tax lists and the consumption, domestic servant, and domestic child tax lists At the time of presentation, these records were mostly in the Granite Mountain Record Vault but they have now been digitized and can be accessed from home by computer

This class teaches how to locate and use Danish vaccination records and shows their genealogical value

Learn a brief history of Volga Germans, about the resources available through the Volga German Institute and how to use the Wolga Deutsche genealogical forum.