Genealogical Research on The Internet Part II: International, African-American, and Native American research

Date & Time Thursday, November 15, 2001 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Location Cuyahoga County Public Library--Administration Building Electronic Classroom 2111 Snow Road Parma, Ohio Register Below: Fee includes materials CEU Credits: Deadline: Thursday, November 08, 2001 Limit: 18 Registered Now: 13

In this hands-on Web-based workshop, students will learn to effectively and efficiently use the Internet for advanced genealogical research or to assist others in doing advanced genealogical research. The focus is on the best Internet resources to use in doing International, African-American, or Native American genealogical research or assisting others in doing genealogical research in these areas. Knowledge of genealogical research is required.   Intended Audience This workshop is intended for people who want to learn about using the Internet to find high quality, authoritative information for International, African-American, or Native American genealogical research.   Key Takeaways International Genealogy Resources on the Internet African-American Genealogy Research on the Internet Native American Genealogy Research on the Internet Heraldry Resources Lineage Societies on the Web Presenter Diane K. Kovacs writes the monthly Business Bytes for the Ohio Public Library Information Network (OPLIN) and is OPLIN contributing editor for Business Information. Diane holds an M.L.S. as well as a M.Ed. in Instructional Technology. She is the author of 8 books on using the Web for research and training. She is president of Kovacs Consulting Internet & World Wide Web Training. Her vitae is online at http://www.kovacs.com