Different types of databases on the Internet that can be used for genealogy research will be discussed, which include:   Portals, list of links, search engines, commercial sites, reference sites, collections, surname listings, genwebs and webrings, queries, Gedcom databases, online catalogs and more.  85 min. 

From this video you will learn the basics of Internet research including:  Finding families; determining relationships; obtaining information; using mailing lists and more.  You will also get an overview of major genealogy websites, such as:  Family Search;  Ancestry.com; US Gen Web; Kindred Konnections; Roots Web and GenForum.  87 min. 

You will learn about the types of reference tools available to genealogists on the Internet including:  Educational; geographical; historical; language; locators; time; travel and utilities.  You will also learn about search engines; directories; portals; E-mail and discussion groups.  81 min.   

Richard will teach you how to publish your own family history on the Internet so that you can be a part of the ever-growing global information exchange. You will learn how to create your web site; how to convert your Gedcom files; how to link to other websites and how to get your website hosted.  77 min.  

Using the website of the LDS church, you will learn how to:  Search for ancestors; view maps, forms, guides and other research aids; locate other websites containing family history information; learn about the world's largest Family History Library and more.  113 min.