Marian Pierre-Louis is a genealogist researching primarily in the New England area. She also enjoys researching the history of houses. She has presented in her blog, Marian's Roots and Rambles, on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011, 5 great reasons to watch/listen to genealogy-related Webinars.
What is a Webinar? It is basically a seminar presented over the Internet. They are becoming very popular as a new medium to present genealogy topics. You can view them live and participate, or view them as a download to watch when you want to. You hear the speaker's voice, see their slide show, and often receive handouts.
I have watched/listened to some great Webinars produced by Legacy Family Tree including lecturers Marian Pierre-Louis, Thomas MacEntee, Maureen Taylor, Lisa Alzo, and Daniel Lynch, and by Michael John Neill. Many are free and some have a nominal price. It's a great way to hear the lecture from a well-known genealogist who seldom comes out West. It's a great way to hear a lecture in your own time-frame. You don't have to get dressed up to go to a seminar. You can watch at your own leisure in your PJs if you want.
So give a Webinar a try! I'm sure you're like them.
by Lisa Gorrell
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The purpose of this blog is to promote the Contra Costa County Genealogical Society by announcing upcoming events and reporting on past events. In doing so, I hope it will encourage all who are interested to attend any of our events and meetings, and share in our enthusiasm of genealogical research.
The purpose of this blog is to promote the Contra Costa County Genealogical Society by announcing upcoming events and reporting on past events. In doing so, I hope it will encourage all who are interested to attend any of our events and meetings, and share in our enthusiasm of genealogical research.
2 comments:
I've attended a Marian Pierre-Louis webinar. She's great!
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Yes, especially "Cracking the Case of Nathan Brown's Parents." Thank you for your comment.
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