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•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Introduction to FamilySearch| Introduction to FamilySearch]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Introduction to FamilySearch| Introduction to FamilySearch]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Exploring the Home Page| Exploring the Home Page]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Home Page| Home Page]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Learning About the Person Page| Learning About the Person Page]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Person Page| Person Page]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Attaching Record Hints & Sources in FS| Attaching Record Hints & Sources]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Attaching Record Hints & Sources in FS| Attaching Record Hints & Sources]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Finding Historical Records on FS| Finding Historical Records on FS]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Search Historical Records| Search Historical Records]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#How to Attach Memories| How to Attach Memories]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#How to Attach Memories| How to Attach Memories]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Descendancy Research in FS| Descendancy Research]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Descendancy Research in FS| Descendancy Research]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Editing & Fixing Relationships| Editing & Fixing Relationships]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Editing & Fixing Relationships| Editing & Fixing Relationships]] <br><br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Merging Duplicates in Your Family| Merging Duplicates in Your Family]] <br>
•  [[Layton FamilySearch Center/Classes#Merging Duplicates| Merging Duplicates]] <br>
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* This class is great for people who need to learn how to get started in FamilySearch.
* FamilySearch is a free genealogy program that allows access to “billions of ancestor profiles, photographs, and historical records."
* We encourage you to create a FamilySearch account in advance.
* You will learn about:
** Landing Page resources
** How to sign up for a free account
** How to access and add to the Family Tree
** Navigation strategies and tips to use throughout the program
** What resources FamilySearch has to offer (site map)
** How to access the Layton FamilySearch Center website and services
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* [https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/getting-started-on-familysearch <i>Getting Started with FamilySearch (RootsTech video)</i>]<br>
* [https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/all-about-me <i>All About Me (RootsTech video)</i>]<br>
* [https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/famous-relatives <i>Famous Relatives (RootsTech video)</i>]<br>
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* The FamilySearch home page is unique for you.
* From the FamilySearch home page, access menus for: Family Tree, Search, Memories, Get Involved, and Activities.
* Your ancestor chart can be viewed in different ways..
* Learn:
** How to return to Home Page from anywhere in the program
** Navigation techniques to access Home Page menu items
** How to update your account, handle notifications, and message others
** How to access the HELP menu and change the preferred language
** How to access Record Hints, Family Groups, recently viewed people, and more!
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*[https://www.thefhguide.com/project-1-family-tree.html <i>Family Tree - Topics 1-7</i>]<br><br>


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* Each person in your family tree has their own Person Page.
* Every person added to the Family Tree has a unique PID (Personal Identification) number and their own Person Page. Learn how to get to a Person Page from multiple places in Family Tree. From the Person Page:
** Check your relationship with the selected person
** View an Overview (Discovery page) about the person
** Check details - including vital statistics and family relationships
** Review and add Sources and Memories
** View a timeline with accompanying map
** Access FamilySearch partner sites for researching more information
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*[https://www.familysearch.org/en/help/helpcenter/lessons/the-new-familysearch-family-tree-person-page-experience <i>FamilySearch Person Page Experience -video</i>]<br>
<font size="3"><b>Additional Resources from the Family History Blog</b><br>
 
*[https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/person-page-redesign-2022 <i>Your Ancestors Have a New Person Page (article)</i>]<br>
<font size="3"><b>Additional Resources from The Family History Guide</b><br>
*[https://www.thefhguide.com/project-1-family-tree.html <i>Family Tree - Topics 1-7</i>]<br><br>


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* Learn how to search for duplicate records, how merging works, and steps to follow during a merge.
*What are duplicates? What is merging? How does it work? These are questions that will be answered in this class. Identify duplicates - where they can be found, and how to verify that they are the same person. Use the Merge Tool and correct procedures to merge duplicates.
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<font size="3"><br><b>Additional Resources from The Family History Guide</b><br>
<b>To view RootsTech video</b> [https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/merging-persons-in-family-tree <font style="color:lightskyblue"><i>Click here</i></font>].
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* Learn to research all the descendants of one of your distant ancestors.
* Find out what descendancy research is and learn the process to find ancestors. Identify those family members who have record hints to review and attach, or research suggestions or data problems that need to be fixed. Find and add missing spouses and/or children. Sometimes called “cousins research”, descendancy research can help you make your tree more complete.
 
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*[https://www.thefhguide.com/project-3-descendants.html <i>Descendants – Topics 1-2</i>] <br><br>
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* Learn to use the Help icon, and begin to search for historical records in FamilySearch.
* Search Historical Records from millions of indexed and non-indexed images. Learn research techniques and tips for searching via the FamilySearch SEARCH menu: Records, Books, Wiki (there’s a class for that), Catalog, Image-only Records, and Cemeteries.
 
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<font size="3"><b>Additional Resources</b><br>
*[https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/a-tour-of-familysearch-data <i>A Tour of FamilySearch Data</i>]<br>
<font size="3"><b>Additional Resources from The Family History Guide</b><br>
*[https://www.thefhguide.com/project-6-help.html <i>Get Help (FS) – Topic 1</i>]<br>
*[https://www.thefhguide.com/project-4-discover04.html <i>FamilySearch Record Searches – Topic 4</i>]<br><br>


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Using FS Wiki for Research
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* In FamilySearch, learn what records exist in the places and time periods for your ancestors and find links to world-wide record connections.
* Learn what the Wiki is and the benefits of using it in your research. Search by place or topic. Investigate Wiki Topics with Beginning Research, Record Types, Background, Cultural Groups, and Local Research Resources. Hands-on practice will help you search for online genealogical records, learn about migration routes, and access clickable maps.


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<font size="3"><b>FamilySearch Approved Handout</b><br>
*[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nqpQcA1qM7ldCLBfxdKEpLtoDZx6THwW/view?usp=share_link <i>A Researcher’s Golden Ticket: Using the Research Wiki</i>]<br>
*[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nqpQcA1qM7ldCLBfxdKEpLtoDZx6THwW/view?usp=share_link <i>A Researcher’s Golden Ticket: Using the Research Wiki</i>]<br>
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*[https://thefhguide.com/project-4-discover05.html <i>FamilySearch Research Tools-5B</i>]<br><br>
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** Verify places
** Verify places
* Finally, discover how your indexing efforts can impact families all over the world.<br>
* Finally, discover how your indexing efforts can impact families all over the world.<br>
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*[https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/virtual-volunteer-opportunities-get-involved <i>Introducing Get Involved (indexing article)</i>]<br>
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Indexing Videos<br>
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPC5MngxuPw <i>Review Names</i>]<br>
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqlpUYRiBgQ <i>Improve Place Names</i>]<br>
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zy05ZTr0Mk <i>Reverse Indexing</i>]<br><br>
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Layton Utah FamilySearch Center Classes


Classes

The Layton FamilySearch Center offers many basic and advanced classes to help you with your family history work. No reservations are required to attend any of our classes. You can view the schedule of classes - by date or by class title - at the links below. You can also scroll down to the class categories to see more information about each of the classes. We also have the options for you to access the BYU Family History Virtual Classes and Webinars library or to reserve one of our classrooms for your group with your own instructor.


Beginning Classes

Introduction to FamilySearch

  • FamilySearch is a free genealogy program that allows access to “billions of ancestor profiles, photographs, and historical records."
  • You will learn about:
    • Landing Page resources
    • How to sign up for a free account
    • How to access and add to the Family Tree
    • Navigation strategies and tips to use throughout the program
    • What resources FamilySearch has to offer (site map)
    • How to access the Layton FamilySearch Center website and services


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Home Page

  • From the FamilySearch home page, access menus for: Family Tree, Search, Memories, Get Involved, and Activities.
  • Learn:
    • How to return to Home Page from anywhere in the program
    • Navigation techniques to access Home Page menu items
    • How to update your account, handle notifications, and message others
    • How to access the HELP menu and change the preferred language
    • How to access Record Hints, Family Groups, recently viewed people, and more!


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Person Page

  • Every person added to the Family Tree has a unique PID (Personal Identification) number and their own Person Page. Learn how to get to a Person Page from multiple places in Family Tree. From the Person Page:
    • Check your relationship with the selected person
    • View an Overview (Discovery page) about the person
    • Check details - including vital statistics and family relationships
    • Review and add Sources and Memories
    • View a timeline with accompanying map
    • Access FamilySearch partner sites for researching more information


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Making Gifts & Games Using FamilySearch

  • Ideas for gifts, games, and fun using FamilySearch and other sites.
  • Ancestor games to use for family reunions and parties.
  • Ancestor gifts to give for birthdays, Christmas, or other occasions.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Mobile Apps (twice a month)

  • Come to class with a FamilySearch account.
  • We recommend you have the Family Tree & Memories apps downloaded on your device.


Additional Resources from The Family History Guide

No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Intermediate Classes

Attaching Record Hints & Sources

  • Learn how to "Review and Attach" sources found in Record Hints in FamilySearch to a person page.


Additional Resources

Additional Resources from The Family History Guide

No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Using Ancestry with FamilySearch

  • Learn the BASICS of the Ancestry.com website, such as how to build a family tree, how to download a GEDCOM family tree, editing people in the family tree using a GEDCOM tree provided to you in class. BRING YOUR ANCESTRY.COM USERNAME & PASSWORD


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Editing & Fixing Relationships

  • Learn how to correct dates, other information and attaching husbands, wives and children to their respective family lines.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Merging Duplicates

  • What are duplicates? What is merging? How does it work? These are questions that will be answered in this class. Identify duplicates - where they can be found, and how to verify that they are the same person. Use the Merge Tool and correct procedures to merge duplicates.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

How to Attach Memories

Memories I: Adding Photos, Documents, and Stories

  • We offer two classes to learn about adding photos, documents, stories and audio in FamilySearch. Memories I focuses on adding photos, documents and stories. Memories II focuses on adding photos, audio and albums.
  • Learn to upload all kinds of memories to your FamilySearch account & attach them to your ancestors.


Additional Resources from The Family History Guide

To view RootsTech video Click here.

No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Memories II: Create Albums, Add Audio & More

  • We offer two classes to learn about adding photos, documents, stories and audio in FamilySearch. Memories I focuses on adding photos, documents and stories. Memories II focuses on adding photos, audio and albums.
  • Learn to upload all kinds of memories to your FamilySearch account & attach them to your ancestors.


Additional Resources from The Family History Guide

To view RootsTech video Click here.

No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Research Classes

Beginning German Research Parts 1 and 2

  • Learn to research German records.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Descendancy Research

  • Find out what descendancy research is and learn the process to find ancestors. Identify those family members who have record hints to review and attach, or research suggestions or data problems that need to be fixed. Find and add missing spouses and/or children. Sometimes called “cousins research”, descendancy research can help you make your tree more complete.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Search Historical Records

  • Search Historical Records from millions of indexed and non-indexed images. Learn research techniques and tips for searching via the FamilySearch SEARCH menu: Records, Books, Wiki (there’s a class for that), Catalog, Image-only Records, and Cemeteries.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Fold 3--Military Records

  • Learn where to find military records.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Using FS Partner Sites for Research

  • How to use FamilySearch partner sites to help in your research.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

FS Wiki

  • Learn what the Wiki is and the benefits of using it in your research. Search by place or topic. Investigate Wiki Topics with Beginning Research, Record Types, Background, Cultural Groups, and Local Research Resources. Hands-on practice will help you search for online genealogical records, learn about migration routes, and access clickable maps.


Additional Resources

FamilySearch Approved Handout


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

Indexing

Indexing

  • This hands-on class is designed to teach you the indexing process from start to finish. Learn how to:
    • Find and select a project
    • Access project instructions (with examples)
    • Learn time-saving tips and strategies to enter information
    • Submit your work
  • You will also learn about new opportunities related to indexing efforts:
    • Quick name review
    • Full name review
    • Verify places
  • Finally, discover how your indexing efforts can impact families all over the world.


No reservation required. Click here to see class offerings

BYU Library - Family History Virtual Classes and Webinars

Webinars

  • The BYU Library hosts family history webinars by experts on a variety of topics including research, resources, tools, and methods. It is easy to connect to these webinars and view them on your own computer or other device. See the live webinar schedule and view past recordings in our Webinar Library.

Click Here for Webinar Schedule
Click Here for Webinar Library]

Sunday Virtual Classes

  • Our virtual Sunday classes provide an opportunity to continue learning about family history from our instructors. Anyone interested in learning more about Family History is welcome to attend. See our Sunday Classes page for information on upcoming classes.

Click Here for Sunday Virtual Class Schedule

Virtual Classes Archive

  • Here you can find links to past class recordings and class materials by topic.

Click Here for Virtual Class Archive

Instructional Videos

  • In addition to webinars, the BYU Family History Library provides many family history instructional videos. These pre-recorded videos give you another way to learn more about family history in a convenient and up-to-date format. You can view these on our Instructional Videos page.

Click Here for Instructional Videos

Groups: Classroom Reservation

Reserve a Classroom for Family History Instruction

  • Reserve one of our classrooms for your church, family or other group. The Center can provide an instructor if needed.
  • Each member of your group will have their own computer, and the classroom includes an instructor computer with overhead projection.
  • If needed, one of our missionaries will help get you started with the equipment.
  • This is a great opportunity to provide instruction on any topic of Family History to your group using the Center's state-of-the art equipment.
  • Classrooms are available Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday at 7pm, Saturday at 9am and 11am, and Sunday at 2pm and 4pm. NOTE: Reservations must be made at least 3 days prior to the date you need the classroom.

Click here to reserve a 18 seat classroom
Click here to reserve a 28 seat classroom]


Instructor Resources (for Center use only)


Links to Online Classes at Other Centers

FamilySearch Library Website
FamilySearch Library Webinars
Archived Classes in the Learning Center (FS Library)
BYU Webinars
Los Angeles FamilySearch Center
San Diego California FamilySearch Center
St. George FamilySearch Center
Ogden FamilySearch Center
Lehi FamilySearch Center
Riverton Utah FamilySearch Center

A family history conference hosted by FamilySearch. For online genealogical classes and videos see RootsTech.org.

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