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Did you know there are over 40 recorded sessions from RootsTech 2019 available in our video archive? Take a look and watch some videos here:http://bit.ly/2X4r9nf 

Staying organized while doing your genealogy research can be difficult. How do you keep the numerous files, sources, and archives organized? Here are some of our tips:http://bit.ly/2ZfziqP 

As a genealogist you know how to collect records and how to look through them. But how do you find the information you need when you’re searching for it online?http://bit.ly/2ZcaAb8 

Saving your memories is an important part of family history. So how do you save them? Here are seven ideas to get you started »»http://bit.ly/2VAJt7d 

It may sound counterintuitive to say you should pick up your phone to create memories, but there are many ways you can use your smart device to further your family history. Read more here:https://www.rootstech.org/blog/pick-your-phone-up-create-memories …

We all know the joy of using an ancestor’s journal to fill in details about your family. So what are you leaving behind for your descendants? Whether you are a beginner or an expert journal keeper, here are some tips to keep you going or get you started.https://www.rootstech.org/blog/journaling-and-personal-history-a-guide …

Looking for some family history activities you can do with the whole family? Here are 4 ideas to get you started. Share with us how you involve your whole family!https://www.rootstech.org/blog/family-history-for-all-ages-family …

One of the most important things to do to prepare for a family history interview is to come up with your questions in advance. Well, we want to give you a jumpstart, so we've come up with a list to get you started! Check it out »»http://bit.ly/2VnFE5a 

Where can you look to find engaging details about your ancestors? The first place to look is any oral histories, diaries, letters, or photographs. Learn about more resources here:http://bit.ly/2WGvg8Q 

Your family situation might include adoption, estrangement, family drama, or undiscovered family secrets. This can make your research difficult, stressful, or even impossible. If this is your situation you are not alone. Every family tree has a few nuts.http://bit.ly/2WK1252 

Planning a summer vacation with your family? Have you considered using this opportunity to visit the homeland of your ancestors? Read more about this growing travel trend on our blog:http://bit.ly/2IhTz98 

You can use historical context to add details to your family narrative. 2018 RootsTech presenter Laura Hedgecock, from Treasure Chest of Memories, suggested digging into historical context surrounding the story to fill in the gaps in your stories.http://bit.ly/2CYNDyL 

Know someone in the @boyscouts? Did you know they can get a merit badge for doing genealogy? Learn more here!http://bit.ly/2CPkWE3 

You can find tremendous strength in your family tree. You can find stories of resilience, perseverance, and grit. What have you learned from your family tree? Read more about how you can draw strength from your family history here:https://www.dailyherald.com/entlife/20190309/drawing-strength-from-family-history-and-role-models …

"Remember who you are. It’s a simple phrase but one with deep meaning. . . . But the phrase becomes more powerful when we add to it: 'Remember who you are . . . and where you came from.' Remembering where you came from is a powerful tool." Read more:http://bit.ly/2uuVizQ 

Odds are you have five minutes to spare in your busy day. Did you know there are many ways you can use that five minutes to do family history? Here are 20 ideas to get you started:http://bit.ly/2CF7Fhs 

Have you tried using Google to further your genealogy research? Here are some tips to get you started:http://bit.ly/2OpFasF 

"Research has shown that children who know more about their families and family history are more resilient and tend to do better when facing challenges in life. . . . One of the best things families can do is develop a strong family narrative."http://bit.ly/2HQoV6N 

Have you inherited boxes of old, unorganized photos? How do you go about sorting them, collecting information, and digitizing them? Here are some tips to help you get started:http://bit.ly/2UHgb6t