| Wednesday, Feb 8 | |
| 3:00 PM | |
| RT0535 Google Books: the tool you should use every day! | Lisa Louise Cook |
| RT0550 Underused Databases for Scottish Genealogy | Christine Woodcock |
| RT2085 Share the Work: ResearchTies and Multi-User Logs | Jill N. Crandell |
| RT2088 Technology for Deciphering Foreign Language Record | Randy Whited |
| RT3015 When Worlds Collide: Resolving Conflicts in Genealogical Records | Judy G. Russell |
| RT8642 How will DNA continue to disrupt our industry | Angie Bush, CeCe Moore |
| RT9227 Metadata: “Writing on the Back” of a Digital Photo | Alison Taylor |
| RT9713 Street Savvy: Discovering Your Urban Roots | Juliana Szucs |
| 4:30 PM | |
| IS1764 Family History Marketing and how to get people engaged in genealogy? | Dirk Weissleder |
| RT0084 Organizing Your Genealogy Files and Correspondence | Drew Smith |
| RT0607 The Digital Revolution in Irish Genealogy | Brian Donovan |
| RT2096 Using Identity Characteristics to Locate Ancestors | Angela McGhie |
| RT3017 Mothers, Daughters, Wives: Tracing Female Lines | Judy G. Russell |
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| Thursday, Feb 9 | |
| 11:00 AM | |
| RT0763 Using Genealogical Periodicals for Research. | Frazine Taylor |
| RT1340 Wolfram Alpha for Genealogists | Thomas MacEntee |
| RT1533 Social Context using Newspapers: Not just BMDs | Helen Smith |
| RT1779 Record Destruction Strategies in Spanish Research | Lynn Turner |
| RT2019 Using the GPS to Navigate Your Research | Angela McGhie |
| RT3017 Mothers, Daughters, Wives: Tracing Female Lines | Judy G. Russell |
| RT3451 Accessing your French ancestors records online: where to go | Jacques Le Marois |
| RT9637 Researching WWI and WWII American Veterans | David Lambert |
| 1:30 PM | |
| RT0036 Apprentices, Indentureship, & German Redemptioners | Peggy Lauritzen |
| RT0363 Using British Newspapers to further your research | Myko Clelland |
| RT0858 Eliminate Eye-Rolling with these 7 Awesome Apps! | Lisa Louise Cook |
| RT1036 Mapping the Freedmen’s Bureau: New Research Guide | Toni Carrier & Angela Walton-Raji |
| RT3000 Writing About and Documenting DNA Test Results | Thomas Jones |
| RT9438 Where to find the stories of Scandinavian people? | Finn Karlsen |
| 3:00 PM | |
| RT0037 Finding Substitutes for Vital Records | Peggy Lauritzen |
| RT0805 From Nurses to Cooks: Black Women in the Civil War | Angela Walton-Raji |
| RT1657 Digging for Details: Getting the Full Story | Jenn Baldwin |
| RT2077 Blessings and Curses of Tracing Welsh Ancestry | Darris Williams |
| RT3245 My Ancestors are in My DNA! | Angie Bush |
| RT4216 The German-American Genealogical Partnership (GAGP) - Innovative perspectives for the future | Dirk Weissleder |
| 4:30 PM | |
| GS0566 Genealogical Research: Online Resources–for Free! | C. Ann Staley |
| RT1046 Freedmen's Bureau Records on FamilySearch | Ken Nelson |
| RT1203 International Searches - Tips and Tricks | |
| RT1852 10 Stellar Storytelling Tools and Apps | Lisa Alzo |
| RT2016 Italian Genealogy Research in Italy and from Home | Mary Tedesco |
| RT3004 Organizing Evidence to Reveal Lineages | Thomas Jones |
| RT8872 Scottish Genealogy - yes, the records do exist! | Dr Bruce Durie |
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| Friday, Feb 10 | |
| 11:00 AM | |
| RT1485 Fun with Photos–The Sheboygan Dead Horse Picture | Colleen Fitzpatrick |
| RT1772 5 Search Strategies Every Genealogist Should Know | Amy Johnson Crow |
| RT2007 Creating an Effective Research Plan | Angela McGhie |
| RT2072 Genograms- Creative Ways to View Your Research | Randy Whited |
| RT3002 Using Autosomal DNA to Help Extend a Lineage | Thomas Jones |
| RT3013 Copyright Law for Genealogists | Judy G. Russell |
| RT8874 How to get a legal Coat of Arms | Dr Bruce Durie |
| RT9437 What to know starting Scandinavian genealogy? | Finn Karlsen |
| 1:30 PM | |
| RT0881 Instagram: 5 Reasons Genealogists Should Use It | Maureen Taylor |
| RT1288 Next Steps for British Research | Amy Harris |
| RT1529 Finding Books, Books, Glorious Books | Helen Smith |
| RT1749 Preparing for research trips to your ancestral homes | Dirk Weissleder |
| RT2179 Records of Inheritance in Scotland up to 1868 | Dr Bruce Durie |
| RT2463 Military Pension Law | Richard Sayre |
| RT9733 Censational Census Strategies | Mary Kircher Roddy |
| 3:00 PM | |
| RT0630 Jumping the Pond-Find the Origins of your Ancestor | Donna Moughty |
| RT1336 You Found It Where? Unusual Records | D. Joshua Taylor |
| RT1338 The 15 Habits of Highly Frugal Genealogists | Thomas MacEntee |
| RT1457 Dealing with African American Genealogy Challenges | Shelley Murphy |
| RT3006 When Does Newfound Evidence Overturn a Conclusion? | Thomas Jones |
| RT3011 The Ethical Genealogist | Judy G. Russell |
| RT8953 Crowdsource with Social Media Breaks Through Walls | Amie Tennant |
| RT9037 Finding Your Ancestors in U. S. Church Records | Kip Sperry |
| 4:30 PM | |
| RT0085 Organizing Your Research Trip | Drew Smith |
| RT0889 Success Tips for Using FamilySearch.org | James Ison |
| RT1123 The Art of Sharing Family Stories Through Digital Scrapbooking | Shelley Murphy |
| RT1153 DNA: Citations, Proof Arguments and Conclusions | Angie Bush |
| RT1224 Hospital Records - An Untapped Goldmine | Colleen Fitzpatrick |
| RT1302 How Do I Find That? Secrets to Find Unique Sources | D. Joshua Taylor |
| RT1648 Surnames in Genealogy & Surname Distribution Maps | Darris Williams |
| RT2400 The General Land Office website | Richard Sayre |
| RT2468 Finding your French ancestors via societies and other genealogical sites: Who can help | Jacques Le Marois |
| RT4765 Cross the Atlantic with Religious Records | Jenn Baldwin |
| RT9206 Transitioning genetic genealogy to the 21st century with DREAM technology | Eran Elhaik |
| RT9726 Finding ancestors in British crime & court records | Myko Clelland |
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| Saturday, Feb 11 | |
| 11:00 AM | |
| RT0421 Troll Virtual Cemeteries & Using Cemetery Records | Amie Tennant |
| RT0538 How to Create a Free Google Earth Map Collection | Lisa Louise Cook |
| RT1337 Can I Use That In My Genealogy? A Copyright Primer | Thomas MacEntee |
| RT1434 App Attack! Never leave home without them. | Shelley Murphy |
| RT1861 Take Great Genealogy Photos & Not Spend a Fortune | Amy Johnson Crow |
| RT2076 How to Find Living People using Global Technology | Colleen Fitzpatrick |
| RT2095 The Art of Storytelling: It's more than names & dates | Kenyatta Berry |
| RT2502 Irish Research – using online resources | Richard Sayre |
| RT3115 French sources to find your French ancestors | Jacques Le Marois |
| RT6487 Finding my Irish story Going beyond the free stuff | Brian Donovan |
| RT8421 Breaking barriers using the US Marriage records | Lynn Turner |
| RT9439 The records after Scandinavians that passed away | Finn Karlsen |
| 1:30 PM | |
| RT1045 What is Your Revolutionary War Ancestor's Story | Ken Nelson |
| RT1739 Uncover Hidden Gems with DPLA and WorldCat | Amy Johnson Crow |
| RT2192 Genealogy - A Qualified Profession? | Dr Bruce Durie |
| RT4215 Sources and structures for successful genealogical research in Germany | Dirk Weissleder |
| RT9699 Going beyond the Online Gravestone. | David Lambert |
| RT9735 A Nose for Newspapers: 16 Super Secrets | Mary Kircher Roddy |
| 3:00 PM | |
| RT3018 Mapping Apps for Genealogists | Richard Sayre |
| RT9723 Beyond the British Census | Myko Clelland |
I noticed this past week that RootsTech 2017 has called out a number of classes as a “Seasoned Genealogy Track.” (Insider joke: maybe that should have been “Seasoned Genealogists’ Track.”) While not all-inclusive of the professional-grade presenters at RootsTech, this track should forever dispel the notion that RootsTech is just for beginners. The track contains these classes:
There's something for everyone at Rootstech.
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