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• 'genealogy' on SlideShare ^FREE

  Slideshare hosts online slideshow presentations created by a variety of speakers. This set of search results is for any with the word "genealogy" in the title. Once you view a slideshow be sure to note the "Related" tab on the right, which features many more slideshows on related topics.

• American Ancestors

  Web site of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts.

  • Learning Center

    • Online Seminars

• Ancestry.com - Learning Center

  Ancestry.com has searchable indexes; database results and some digitized images are available with a fee-based subscription. Free articles and helpful research materials.

  • Webinars: Online Seminars

• Brigham Young University - Idaho - Family History Research

  An online degree program. Courses developed through a partnership with the Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will teach students the fundamental skills they need to become capable family history researchers and establish a successful research business. Students will gain Internet and computer research skills and practical experience in research methodologies and client report writing.

• BYU Independent Study - Free Online Courses

  • Family Records

  • Finding Your Ancestors

  • French Research

  • German Research

  • Helping Children Love Your Family History

  • Huguenot Research

  • Introduction to Family History Research

  • Military Records

  • Providing Temple Ordinances for Your Ancestors

  • Scandinavian Resarch

  • Vital Records

  • Writing Family History

• EducationToGo - Genealogy Basics

• Family Tree University Virtual Genealogy Conferences

  Family Tree University's Virtual Conferences provide an intensive dose of genealogy education. At these weekend workshops held twice per year, you’ll learn strategies and resources to boost your research—and because it’s web-based, you can participate from anywhere!

• FamilySearch.org - Education - Research Series Classes Online

  Includes videos and class outlines.

  • England Beginning Research Series

• FamilySearch.org - Learning Center: Genealogy Courses ^FREE

  Browse hundreds of online genealogy courses to help you discover your family history

• Friends of the National Archives-Southeast Region: Webinars

  The Friends of the National Archives-Southeast Region, Inc. (U.S.), are proud to announce that they now have the capability for offering Webinars to our membership and the general public.

• Genealogy Course Online by Boston University

  Boston University's Online Certificate Program for Genealogical Research will help you reach the next level of professionalism. Whether you are a serious amateur, a budding professional, or an expert with their CG®, this rigorous program will help you take your genealogical work to the next level. Instructors include Thomas W. JONES, Melinde Lutz SANBORN, Elissa Scalise POWELL, and Allison RYALL.

  • Program Overview of the Certificate in Genealogical Research

    This 14-week online course is taught by an exceptional faculty who are world renown for their expertise and contributions to the field. There are three sessions a year starting in January, May, and September.

• Genealogy Webinars with Genealogist Michael John Neill

  A list of upcoming genealogy webinars with nationally known genealogical author and lecturer Michael John Neill.

• Genealogy.com - Genealogy Classes

  From Karen Clifford, Genealogy Research Associates and Marthe Arends, Online Pioneers.

• Genealogy.com: Genealogical Education - Part I - Online and Home Study Courses

  By Kathleen W. Hinckley, CGRS.

• GeneaWebinars

  News about upcoming genealogy webinars offered throughout the online genealogy community.

• Illinois State Genealogical Society - ISGS Webinars

  Free monthly webinars open to the public. ISGS members have access to recordings of all past webinars.

• Learning Center | FamilySearch.org ^FREE

  Lessons, videos, and slides for all genealogical topics and localities.

• Legacy Family Tree Genealogy Software - Webinars

  Includes upcoming webinars and archived versions of past webinars.

• Lisa Alzo | Webinars

• National Genealogical Society | Online Courses

  The courses are open to anyone who wishes to enroll. Members of the National Genealogical Society (NGS) receive a tuition discount.

  • Family History Skills

    Start your family history quest or brush up on genealogy basics by reviewing the free online course for members of the National Genealogical Society.

  • Introduction to Religious Records

    A seven-lesson course on CD. Records kept by religious institutions are among the most useful of genealogical sources available. Details of baptisms, marriages, and burials, for example, become vital records substitutes in periods when there was no civil registration of vital events.

  • Social Security Sleuthing

    A five-lesson course on CD. This course familiarizes you with the history of the Social Security Act in the United States and how this determines when and where someone may have obtained a Social Security number.

  • Special Federal Census Schedules

    Census schedules of special population groups, mortality, agricultural, manufacturing, industry, and social statistics.

  • Transcribing, Extracting, and Abstracting Genealogical Records

    Many official documents or one-of-a-kind papers cannot be collected or photocopied. Family history researchers must know how to understand and accurately record what they find in these records.

  • Using Census Records in Genealogical Research

    An online course designed for genealogists who want to learn more about the information that can be found in the federal population census records (1790 - 1930), and how that information can be used in their genealogical research.

  • Working With Deeds

    A self-paced course designed for genealogists who want to learn about various types of deeds and how information contained in them can help solve research problems.