Title: Is This the Right Record? Let's Find Out, Step by Step"

Description:Wondering how to tell if a record truly supports your research? Let's break it down together, one simple step at a time. We will workshop several examples and then tackle a few from the class as time allows.

 Title: Introduction to Using DNA to Find Your Ancestors

Description:Many genealogy researchers are discovering the powerful tool of DNA to find living relatives and thereby finding/verifying ancestors. We'll look at the field of genetic genealogy, the different kinds of tests, the companies offering tests and what the tests can (and can't) tell you.

 Title: Where do I put my Family Tree?

Description:This class will review and contrast the use of online trees vs. various Personal Genealogy Software (PGS) programs. It will examine the benefits and costs of different PGS vendors, as well as various online options. The choice is yours; learn the pros and cons.

 Title: Uploading Photos to Genealogy Sites

Description:This course will discuss how to enhance and crop photos, add and remove metadata, modify photo resolutions, and other tips and tricks to make your photos attractive and useful to others. Demonstrations for using Ancestry and FamilySearch will be shown.

 Title: Special Event: Combining DNA and Genealogical Detective Work to Discover a Rowdy G–Grandfather: A DNA Case Study

Description:During the Great Depression, a cowboy from Canada surfaced in Wyoming under an alias with two children – then vanished, leaving a family and mystery. This session outlines the elimination process and DNA evidence used to identify the missing great–grandfather.

 Title: Genealogy 101

Description:Discover how modern technology transforms the search for family history. Learn to explore, document, and organize ancestral information using digital records, DNA tools, mapping, and online databases. Many of these powerful resources are free or low-cost, allowing you to begin uncovering fascinating family stories right away.

 Title: Colorado Roots: Tracing 250 Years of Colorado People and Places

Description:As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, this class examines how Colorado's people, places, and pivotal events contributed to the growth and development of the United States. Using historical records, participants connect Colorado families to the broader American story that shaped the country we know today.

 Title: Using AI to Help Your Genealogical Research

Description:Discover how today's AI tools can supercharge your genealogy research! Learn how artificial intelligence can read old handwriting, summarize records, uncover historical context, and even create realistic images of your ancestors' world. Explore examples from Ancestry, FamilySearch, and MyHeritage, and see how AI can save time, reduce errors, and enrich your family stories.

 Title: Working the Census to Make the Most of Details

Description:Explore this snapshot of your ancestors' lives. Use popular research sites to explore valuable resources to start building your family tree. Handouts provided. Class is geared toward beginners but intermediate researchers are bound to pick up some tips.