High-Definition Genealogy

High-Definition Genealogy specializes in explaining new Web-based technologies in non-threatening and easy-to-understand terms.  Our goal is to ensure that genealogists and family historians understand how to best leverage these technologies to advance their research.

The following topics are available to be presented in-person or via distance education.  Click on each link below for a detailed description as to content and speaker requirements.

• 10 Ways to Jumpstart Your Genealogy

• 21st Century Marketing for Genealogists

• 21st Century Marketing for Genealogy Societies

• Backing Up Your Genealogy Data

• Become a Genealogy Blog Reader

• Behind the Cheese Curtain: A Look at Wisconsin Genealogy Resources (under development)

• Blog Your Ancestors: Read ‘Em, Write ‘Em, Find ‘Em!

• Blogger for Beginners

• Build a Genealogy Blog

• Building a Research Toolbox

• Can I Use That In My Genealogy? What You Should Know About Copyright (under development)

• Creating a Family Genealogy Workspace

• Dropbox for Genealogists

• Facebook for Genealogists

• Genealogical Uses for QR Codes

• Genealogy Corn Maze: Iowa Genealogy Resources Right Under Your Nose! (under development)

• Genealogy Party Line: Hung Up on Technology (under development)

• Giving Voice to Your Ancestors (under development)

• Google Docs for Genealogists

• Google for Genealogists

• Google Forms for Genealogists

• How to Deal With Other Genealogists Without Going Crazy (under development)

• Impact of Genealogy Blogs on the Genealogy Industry

• Introduction to Webinars (under development)

• Introduction to GoToWebinar (under development)

• It Is Well With My Soul – Finding Ancestors Amid the Rubble of Disaster and Misfortune

• Making Collateral Searches Pay Off (under development)

• Managing Your Genealogy Data

• Navigating the 1940 US Federal Census (under development)

• Privacy and Your Ancestors (under development)

• Self-Publishing for Genealogists and Genealogy Societies

• Social Media Workshop – Marketing Yourself Virtually

• Social Networking: New Horizons for Genealogists

• They’re Alive: Searching for Living Persons

• Tips and Tricks for Webinar Presentations (under development)

• Twitter: It’s Not Just “What I Had for Breakfast” Anymore

• Virtual Presentations for Genealogical Societies

• Virtual Presentations for Genealogists

• What’s In Your Genealogy Research Toolbox?

• Wikis for Genealogists

Speaker’s rates are negotiable depending upon format and number of presentations given.  In addition, topics can be customized for your specific needs.  Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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