A Roster of Links to Web-based Seminars, a.k.a., "Webinars"

INTRODUCTION
Below, this page contains links to free pre-recorded web-based seminars or "Webinars" designed as instructional aids for family researchers. In many cases, the original audience handouts are also available as downloads. These audio, video and slideshow presentations cover a wide range of genealogical research topics.

INSTRUCTIONS
Webinars typically run audio and video presentations on your PC using special software that's safe, secure and free, but requires the one-time download & installation of a small "extension" to your web browser. You may be prompted to allow installation when you first click one of the links, below. Follow the instructions and allow the software to install.

RCGS WEBINAR VIDEOS
This link to video recordings of past RCGS seminars (webinars) provided at the RCGS member Meetings:

• Dozens of Past RCGS Programs on this website; some free. Join Here to view member-only videos
  

MORE FREE STUFF  with special thanks to Cindi's List 
Additional free webinar resources are available from:

• FamilySearch Learning Center (free) - many geographic & genealogical topics to help researchers
  
• Wisconsin State Genealogical Society (member-only) - upcoming & past webinars at WSGS
• Slide Share (free) - archived slides from professional genealogy program presentations 
• Allen County Public Library - Many excellent genealogical topics, including ACPL resources
• Who are the People in my Photos? - Related Faces is a tech solution to those unknown people
• NEHGS Learning Archives (free) - historical webinars & presentations
• Board for Certification of Genealogists (free & $) - a mix of free & reasonably priced webinars
• BYU Independent Study Courses (free) - general and country-specific research courses
• FamilyTreeDNA Webinars (free) - genetic genealogy and DNA ancestry testing related topics
• The UK National Archives (free) - free audio & video programs on a wide variety of UK topics
• Legacy Family Tree Webinars (free) - dozens of presentations from ten categories; Beginners - Pro
• American Ancestors - classroom-ready K-12 curricula and more (scroll down)
• BYU Independent Study (free) - college class: Family Historian's Craft - Intro to Genealogy Methods
• UK National Archives Family History (free) - about the UK National Archives resources & their use
• RootsMOOC (free) – a friendly Intro to genealogy and family history research - Free Registration
• MyHeritage Knowledge Base - emphasizing interpreting of old photos, & MyHeritage resources

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