Dennis Brimhall, CEO of FamilySearch

http://youtu.be/OeEwGpad1bw

Family Tree Enhancements Coming

http://bcove.me/8j4isq7d

RootsTech Live Streaming available

We can watch all the Keynote addresses and classes that were taped at RootsTech last week. Access them here: http://rootstech.org

Live Streaming of Classes at RootsTech

This is a link for you to access information (schedule) for the events and classes that will be Live Streamed from RootsTech in Salt Lake City next week. This is an opportunity for you to learn for FREE from some of the best experts in the genealogy field.

https://familysearch.org/blog/en/rootstech-2013-announces-free-web-streaming-schedule/

Family Tree available to the Public

FamilySearch Has Launched Family Tree

FamilySearch has now launched Family Tree, the first in a series of exciting services planned for release in 2013 at FamilySearch.org to enrich patron experiences. Family Tree, is a free, online family history tree service. Family Tree brings collaborative web tools together with FamilySearch resources to create an engaging way to discover, preserve, grow, and share your family history as a family community online. Family Tree is now available at FamilySearch.org (Look for the Family Tree tab).

Users of Family Tree can:

· Organize family information into a genealogy tree

· Edit and delete incorrect data, including relationships

· Connect and collaborate with others on shared family lines

· Provide sources and link to online information that shows where you found family information

FamilySearch has created a training website to educate and help new patrons make the most out of Family Tree. The site includes quick instructional videos, a reference guide, webinars, practice exercises, and much more.

Development on Family Tree is aggressive and exciting new features will continue to be added in the next few months. Some of these new features will include:

· Additional features to reduce merging of non-duplicate records

· Ability to add photos and stories

· The migration from new.FamilySearch.org of individual and family notes as well as user-entered sources

· The ability to print pedigree charts, family group records, and other reports

Give Family Tree a try today.

Thanks, The Family Tree Team

RootsTech offers great learning opportunities

Here's a link to the newest edition of the Family Search Blog with an article by Elder Dennis Brimhall, CEO of FamilySearch International. 

https://familysearch.org/blog/en/?p=10848&preview=true

You'll learn that the sessions at RootsTech for those with Family History Callings will be streamed LIVE on the internet. It gives the link where you can watch them. RootsTech is a conference at Salt Lake City March 21-13 that offers classes and other learning opportunities in genealogy and technology. Attending from Canon City will be Ken and Lureen Orchard and Larry and Becky Jamison. We will share what we learn at future Consultant meetings in our Family History Center. It's an exciting time in Family History Research.