This week, RootsTech made the awesome announcement that they are adding a Virtual Pass for RootsTech 2019!
This means that you can have a RootsTech experience from the comfort of your own home. But let’s try to clear up one thing right now. The Virtual Pass is completely different from the live stream classes.
Huh?
RootsTech has a live stream schedule that includes free access to watch each keynote address and 22 of the amazing RootsTech classes – live. That means you need to make note of the schedule and watch those sessions as they happen. Check out the live stream schedule here.
But…
The Virtual Pass allows you to pay for access to a special list of 18 classes that are not part of the live stream schedule. These amazing 18 classes will be available to view for 12 months after they are posted to the website. You can watch them as many times as you like during that year from any of your devices.
There are two ways to purchase the Virtual Pass:
1 – As a stand-alone pass for $129
2 – As an add-on pass for your existing RootsTech registration for $79
Sounds great, right?
Wait until you see the list of classes!
Chromosome Mapping for Absolute Beginners—Jonny Perl
Must-Use U.S. Records at Ancestry.com, FamilySearch, findmypast, and MyHeritage—Sunny Morton
A Deep Dive into Understanding Your DNA Results—Blaine Bettinger, Angie Bush, Jonny Perl
The Surname Is Key: History of Surnames and Conducting Surname Research in Germany—Dirk Weissleder
One Touch Genealogy Research: Handle a Record Once—Thomas MacEntee
You Need Both! Uniting DNA and Traditional Research—Angie Bush and D. Joshua Taylor
Chromosome Mapping Tips and Techniques—Blaine Bettinger
Deeper Analysis: Techniques for Successful Problem-Solving—Elissa Scalise Powell
The Magic of German Church Records—Katherine Schober
My Ancestors Are from Germany, and I Don’t Speak German—Tamra Stansfield
When Details Disagree: 8 Ways to Resolve Conflicts—D. Joshua Taylor
20 Hacks for Interviewing Almost Anyone, and Getting a Good Story—Joanna Liddell and Karen Morgan
Going Dutch: Finding Families in Online Records of the Netherlands—Daniel Jones
Beyond the Mists of Time: Sources for British Medieval and Early Modern Genealogy—Nick Barratt
The Combined Power of DNA, Records, and Family Trees—Jen Baldwin, David Nicholson, Diahan Southard
The Genealogist’s Google Search Methodology—Lisa Louise Cooke
Jewish Genealogy: How to Start, Where to Look, What’s Available—Lara Diamond
Slave Traders, Speculators, and the Domestic Slave Trade—Kenyatta Berry
