FamilySearch Presentations at FGS 2010: Difference between revisions

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The table below contains the list of presentations to be given by FamilySearch staff members at the Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference held in Knoxville, Tennessee, 18-21 August 2010.

Select the "Syllabus" link to view the syllabus for the class.
Select the "Presenter" link to learn more about this presenter.

Syllabus	Presenter
Strategy for Records Preservation and Access	David Rencher and Frederick Moss
FamilySearch Online Training: Easy Access to Online Genealogy Training	Diane Loosle
Strengthening a Genealogical Society on FamilySearch Wiki	Michael Ritchey
Using FamilySearch Community Tools to Build My Society	Ransom Love
FamilySearch Project X - The New Face of Free Genealogical Research Help	Diane Loosle
FamilySearch Forums - Community Power to Get Answers to Your Research Questions	Michael Ritchey
Magnify the Reach and Impact of Your Society's Expertise	Diane Loosle
Southern States Migration History	David Dilts
How Does a Chief Genealogical Officer Incorporate BCG Standards into FamilySearch Products and Services?	David Rencher
Using the Genealogical Proof Standard for African-American Research	Jim Ison
Southern States Immigration Research	David Dilts
Migration Patterns - An Alternative for Locating African Origins	Jim Ison
Present Your Most Excellent Self - Preparing for the Accreditation Examination	Ruth Maness
Electronic Records Archives - Building the Archives of the Future	David Rencher
What FamilySearch is Doing for Researchers in Tennessee	David Rencher
FamilySearch Wiki, Forum, and Blogs - Tools to Connect and Collaborate with Others	Jim Greene
FamilySearch Tackles the Information Explosion	David Rencher
Community Family Trees	Ray Madsen
Solving Genealogical Problems Using FamilySearch and Its Affiliate Partners	Gordon Clarke
Click, Rip, Print, or Burn - How Can We Preserve Our Society's Records	M. Scott Simkins
Fires, Floods, and Earthquakes - Ensuring That Your Society's Information Will Last for Centuries	M. Scott Simkins
Bridging the FamilySearch Gap - RecordSearch	Jim Ericson
Powerful Tips and Tricks for Searching Historical Documents in FamilySearch	Bryce Roper
Research in the British Isles Has Never Been Better - The Genealogical Data Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets!	David Rencher
From Ulster to the Carolinas - The Scots-Irish	David Rencher
Getting Your Records Off the Shelf and onto the Internet--FamilySearch Tools and Success Stories	Ed Donakey
FamilySearch Tools for Genealogy Communities	Diane Loosle
Utah Territorial Records	Russell Lynch

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