Menu
A lecture from AncestorTech’s series on exploring today’s technology for today’s genealogy.
Not sure where or how to start searching for your ancestors online? Overwhelmed by thousands of potential hits or frustrated with “no results found?” Join this virtual tour through the expansive world of online research portals including popular platforms like Ancestry and FamilySearch, search engines such as Google and Bing, as well as lesser-known online research gems. Free and paid resources will be explored, including resources available through the library.
Instructor Carla Zimowsk is the technology manager for the History Department at Princeton University and has decades of experience incorporating the ever-changing technological landscape in her own genealogical pursuits. Carla holds a Master's in Information Studies and a certificate in Digital Asset Management from Rutgers University as well as various technology certifications, and has been published in the Chicago Genealogist.
Virtual or take-home events.