Riverton FamilySearch Library/Class Schedule

Printable April 2013 Schedule
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= Walk-in Classes =

'''No registration is required for these classes. '''

FamilySearch - Family Tree
These classes teach the fundamentals of using the Family Tree feature at familysearch.org.


 * Monday Series

Lecture and On-line Practice Presented by Boyd Willden No registration is necessary.

10:00 - 11:30 a.m. / Mondays - Library Training Room

Apr 8: "Navigate FamilySearch Family Tree and Add / Edit Ancestor's Vital Information" Apr 15 : "Quickly Add, Edit and Merge Ancestor's Records and Family Relationships" Apr 22: "Easily Locate and Attach Ancestor's Supporting Records from FamilySearch" Apr 29: "Easily Locate, Capture and Attach Ancestor's Supporting Records from Free Internet Sites" May 6: "Locate and Prepare Photos / Stories and Attach Them to Ancestor's Records and Albums" May 13: "Locating and Preparing Ancestor's Records for Temple Ordinances" and "Overall Questions, Answers and Helps"


 * Wednesday Series

Lecture Presented by Linda Baker No registration necessary

7:00 - 8:30 p.m. / Wednesdays - Zion Room C

Apr 10: “Accessing and Navigating FamilySearch Family Tree” Apr 17: “Finding, Adding and Correcting Information” Apr 24: “Attaching Sources and Using 'My Source Box'” May 1: "More Sourcing Features" May 8: "Preparing Names for Temple Ordinances" May 15: "Using the Merge Feature, Review, and Final Questions and Answers"


 * Thursday Series

  Lecture Presented by Linda Baker No registration necessary

9:30 - 11:00 a.m. / Thursdays - Zion Room C

Apr 11: “Accessing and Navigating FamilySearch Family Tree” Apr 18: “Finding, Adding and Correcting Information” Apr 25: “Attaching Sources and Using 'My Source Box'” May 2: "More Sourcing Features" May 9: "Preparing Names for Temple Ordinances" May 16: "Using the Merge Feature, Review, and Final Questions and Answers"

Training for Family History Consultants
This series of classes is designed to help Ward Family History Consultants learn their duties and increase their skills. Basic computer skills are necessary. Each class is designed to build on knowledge received in the previous class, so it is important to begin training with the first class.


 * Thursday Series

7:00 - 9:00 p.m. / Thursdays - Library Training Room

Lecture and Some Hands-on Practice Presented by Sherry Zealley No registration is necessary.

Apr 4: "Serving as a Family History Consultant" Apr 11: "FamilySearch Family Tree, Part 1" Apr 18: "FamilySearch Family Tree, Part 2" Apr 25: "Research Fundamentals"


 * Saturday Series 

1:00 - 3:00 p.m. / Saturdays - Library Training Room

Lecture and Some Hands-on Practice Presented by Marci Wahlquist No registration is necessary.

Apr 13: "Serving as a Family History Consultant" Apr 20: "FamilySearch Family Tree, Part 1" Apr 27: "FamilySearch Family Tree, Part 2" May 4: "Research Fundamentals"

Basic Computer Skills
LectureLab Presented by Colleen Willis No registration is necessary.

This class teaches basic computer skills and allows for hands-on practice. Please bring a flash drive to get the most from this class.

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. / Mondays - Library Training Room

Apr 15: "Basic Computer Skills with Hands-on Practice" Apr 29:  Basic Computer Skills with Hands-on Practice"

1:00 - 3:00 p.m. / Thursdays - Library Training Room

Apr 18: "Basic Computer Skills with Hands-on Practice" May 2:  "Basic Computer Skills with Hands-on Practice"

Basic Internet Skills
Lecture/Lab Presented by Colleen Willis No registration is necessary.

This class introduces basic Internet technology and navigation skills. Please bring a flash drive to get the most from this class.

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. / Mondays - Library Training Room

Apr 22: Introduction to the Internet with Hands-on Practice" May 6:  Introduction to the Internet with Hands-on Practice"

1:00 - 3:00 p.m. / Thursdays - Library Training Room

Apr 25: "Introduction to the Internet with Hands-on Practice" May 9:  "Introduction to the Internet with Hands-on Practice"

Beginning Genealogy Research
Lecture and Lab Presented by Colleen Willis No registration is necessary.

This series of classes teaches the basic elements of genealogical research. Participants should bring a flash drive and a personal pedigree chart to get the most from this class. Students will select an ancestor to research, create a research objective, develop necessary skills in using family history equipment, and learn how to use basic research tools.

1:00 - 3:00 p.m. / Tuesdays - Library Training Room

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United States Research
Lecture/Lab Course Presented by Pat Jensen No registration is necessary.

These classes provide instruction in genealogical research for the United States. Numerous record sources will be defined and where to access them will be explained. Basic computer skills are necessary. Attendees must have a working knowledge of basic Family History research techniques or have completed the Basic Genealogy Research Class offered at the library as a walk-in class described above.

7:00 - 9:00 p.m. / Tuesdays - Library Training Room

Apr 2: “Paleography / Old Handwriting” Apr 9: “Census Records” Apr 16: "Vital Records" Apr 23: "U.S. Church Records" Apr 30: "LDS Church Records" May 7: “Land Records” May 14: "Probate Records" May 21: "Military Records" May 28: "Immigration and Emigration Records" Jun 4: "Naturalization Records"

Research Helps
Lecture Presented by Ron Ray No registration is necessary.

This is a series of classes with varying topics intended to provide helpful information on family history research.

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. / Tuesdays

Apr 2: "Ancestry.com - Tied for Best Website" Apr 9: "Land Records - the Golden Records" Apr 16: "Microsoft Word - Incredible Power to Record Research" Apr 23: "Utah Ancestor Research"

7:00 - 9:00 p.m. / Wednesdays

Apr 3: "Ancestry.com - Tied for Best Website" Apr 10: "Land Records - the Golden Records" Apr 17: "Microsoft Word - Incredible Power to Record Research" Apr 24: "Utah Ancestor Research"

Ancestral Quest
Lecture and Lab Presented by Bud Wood No registration is necessary.

This is an 8 week course designed for current and new users of Ancestral Quest. The class teaches the features and functions of the program and will give students some hands-on practice. Basic computer skills are necessary.

10:30 a.m. - noon / Wednesdays - Library Training Room

Mar 6: "Introduction to Ancestral Quest" Mar 13: "Linking Records in My AQ Database with Family Tree" Mar 20: "Nice Options and Features" Mar 27: "Essential Operations" Apr 3: "Sources, Notes, and Scrapbooks" Apr 10: "Collaboration" Apr 17: "Search Techniques" Apr 24: "Match / Merge, etc."

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. / Wednesdays - Library Training Room

Mar 6: "Introduction to Ancestral Quest" Mar 13: "Linking Records in My AQ Database with Family Tree" Mar 20: "Nice Options and Features" Mar 27: "Essential Operations" Apr 3: "Sources, Notes, and Scrapbooks" Apr 10: "Collaboration" Apr 17: "Search Techniques" Apr 24: "Match / Merge, etc."

Basic FamilySearch Indexing
Lecture and Lab Presented by Rose Scott No registration necessary.

This class teaches the basics of FamilySearch Indexing: registration, program navigation and features, data entry techniques and tools, etc. Basic computer skills are necessary.

7:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Room 1288

Apr 16: "Introduction to Indexing"

Italian Indexing
Lecture and Lab Presented by Rose Scott No registration necessary.

This class teaches how to index Italian records. Italian records are a high priority FamilySearch Indexing project. No Italian language skills are needed. Basic computer skills are necessary and attendees should have indexing experience or completed the Basic Indexing class.

7:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Room 1288

Apr 18: “Indexing Italian Birth Records” – Brad Jensen

Salt Lake Family History Library Broadcasts
Presented by Salt Lake Family History Library Staff No registration necessary

These classes are broadcast live from the Salt Lake Family History Library to our training room periodically.

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= Pre-registration Classes =

Pre-registration is required for these classes. Call 801-240-9618 to register.

RootsMagic
Lecture/Lab Course (Limited to 24 participants.) Presented by Margaret Peterson.

'''Pre-registration is required. Call 801-240-9618 to register for this course or add your name to a waiting list for a future class. '''

This is a five week course that teaches the basic features and capabilities of the genealogy data management program RootsMagic, which is approved new FamilySearch affiliate software, and will provide hands-on computer experience. Basic computer skills are necessary. Some experience with RootsMagic will be helpful.

11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. / Fridays - Library Training Room

Apr 12: "Getting Started with RootsMagic" Apr 19: "Using RootsMagic-To-Go" Apr 26: "Interfacing withFamilySearch Family Tree, Part 1" May 3: "Interfacing with FamilySearch Family Tree, Part 2" May 10: "Filtering, Sources and Working with Files"

Legacy 7.5
Lecture / Lab Course (Limited to 24 participants.) Presented by John Baker

'''Pre-registration is required. Call 801-240-9618 to register for this course or add your name to a waiting list for a future class. '''

This is a four week course that teaches the basic features and capabilities of the genealogy data management program Legacy 7.5, which is approved new FamilySearch affiliate software, and provides hands-on computer experience. Basic computer skills are necessary. Some experience with Legacy 7.5 will be helpful.


 * Tuesday Series

10:00 - 11:30 a.m. / Tuesdays - Library Training Room

Apr 9: "Getting Started with Legacy 7.5" Apr 16: "12-Step Checklist, Also Tips and Tricks" Apr 23: "Sources and Chronologies" Apr 30: "Interfacing with Family Tree"

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