This course will help you learn how to identify principles and tools which will help you have more enriching relationships as you find, share, connect, and engage with others using social media.

This course will help you understand some basic research strategies to find your family who lived before the Civil War.

This course will help you learn about uncommon resources that will help you with those "hard to discover" ancestors in South Carolina.

In this course you will learn how valuable church records are in slave research and before civil registration began.

This course introduces cutting edge tools that will help genealogists preserve their family histories. The presenter discusses tools such as Google Books, GenealogyBank, Scribe.com and others.

This course helps you understand the history of how homestead records evolved and how to use them for genealogical research.

This course will help you understand the rectangular survey system and the distribution of public lands. You will also learn about state land systems.

This course teaches a little history behind the United States Census. You will also learn some of the basic information found in a census.

This course invites you to learn to think differently about the ways you approach genealogical problems. This is accomplished by taking case studies and looking at different methods and techniques to solve them.

In this introduction to Polish research course Cecile Wendt Jensen will dispel the myths that records were destroyed during the world wars and that language barriers make Polish research difficult. She will also give examples and suggestions on how to use records, databases and archives.