The purpose of this book is to combine traditional research methods with today's technology.  It is designed for the beginner, but is also  useful to the seasoned researcher.  Each chapter has an assignment to help further understanding of the topic.  Softbound - 336 pages.

These two volumes represent the online version of cyndi'slist.com, which includes a list of 70,000 genealogy sites on the Internet.  Links are listed by category.  This second edition was published in 2001.  

Softbound - 833 pages, Volume 1; 1615 pages, Volume 2.

With this book, you will learn how to find valuable genealogical information online, ensure its reliability and recognize when a research problem cannot be solved online.  You will also learn basic genealogical techniques such as:  How to read a pedigree chart; conduct a family interview; gather reliable evidence; access various records and more.  Softbound - 227 pages.

This book is divided into four parts:  Part one is learning how to get organized; part two is learning about web browsers and search engines; part three is becoming familiar with various web sites and links and part four is learning about e-mail, mail lists and genealogy forums.   

Softbound - 212 pages.

This is a much-needed guide to genealogy software. She begins by answering frequently asked questions, such as:  Why use software?  What equipment is needed?  How do I choose and evaluate a program? The author reviews the major software programs, lists their major features and provides sample reports and screen shots.  Softbound - 269 pages.  

The reader will learn in an easy-to-understand format what the Internet is; how to get online and how to use it to benefit their genealogical research. Many web sites are listed and explained. This book is primarily designed for those with access to computers that use Windows 3.x or Windows 95/98 or the Macintosh operating system.  Softbound - 220 pages.

This is a five step guide to help you publish your family history with your computer and your genealogy databases.  This book is helpful using any software, but its primary focus is publishing a family history using PAF.  Softbound - 101 pages. 

This is a very basic and easy-to-understand guide to help you learn how to use your computer for genealogy.  There are many frequently asked questions answered in a no nonsense manner.   Included is a glossary of Internet terms.  Softbound - 45 pages.  

The aim of this book is to look at what is involved in publishing your genealogy on the Web and to offer some guidance in how to get started.  In an easy-to-understand format, the author explains what the World Wide Web is, why the Web is useful for genealogists, how Web pages work and what you need for Web publishing.  Softbound - 73 pages.