One year, I signed up for about 100 sessions. That year, they had a lot of 20-minute or less presentations, and I made it through about 90 during the three days. Last year, I was busy with the 30 days of female ancestors, and I ended up watching most everything from the on-demand library. This year, I’ve signed up for 25, and I expect I’ll be able to watch them all during the three days, but because of overlap, I won’t be able to watch them all live.
Updated 5 March 2026 — They made some changes and I’m up to 32 sessions.
3:30 am EST Demystifying the American Genealogical-Biographical Index with Tricia Seguine. My husband and I are often still up at this hour. We’ll see what happens that day.
10 am EST New Englanders to Nova Scotia, Canada with David Allen Lambert. I’ll probably watch this one live.
10 am EST The GPS in Practice: Examples of Reasonably Exhaustive Research with Angela Packer McGhie.
11:30 am EST FamilySearch Global Tech Forum 2026 with Robby Parker.
11:30 am EST Guidelines for the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence with David Ouimette.
11:30 am EST Untangling the Darling Web with Bonnie Wade Mucia. I’ll probably watch this one live.
2:15 pm EST Social and Civic Clubs with Melissa Barker.
3:30 pm EST Genealogy YouTubers Panel with Jarrett Ross. I’ll probably watch this one live.
3:30 pm EST When Nothing Found Means Something with Diana Elder.
6:30 pm EST Provenance & Proof with Kelly Richardson. I’ll be having dinner with my husband, so I’ll have to watch the recording.
11:00 pm EST Practical Digital Strategies with Andrew Redfern.
10:00 am EST Finding Substitutes for Vital Records with Petty L. Lauritzen.
11:30 am EST RootsTech Innovation and Tech Forum 2026 with John Crockett.
11:30 am EST Avoiding Research Pitfalls with Jana K Greenhalgh. I’ll probably watch this one live.
2:15 pm EST Cards, Clevises, and Calomel with Nancy A. Peters.
3:30 pm EST Getting to Know Your Ancestors & Telling Their Stories with Jana K. Greenhalgh
5:00 pm EST Branch by Branch with Alice Childs.
5:00 pm EST Planning and Organizing Research with Kate Townsend. I’ll probably watch this one live.
5:00 pm EST Reading Between the Lines: Using Historical Newspapers with Jen Baldwin.
6:30 pm EST From Discover to Proof with Stephanie O’Connell. It’s the dinner hour with hubby, so I’ll have to catch them all on demand.
6:30 pm EST The Search Party Clues Strategy with Janet Hovorka.
6:30 pm EST Unveiling the Secrets with Maureen Taylor.
10 am EST The Lost Child with Nick Barratt. I’ll probably watch this one live.
10 am EST Victorian to Elizabethans: British Research in the 20th century with Janet Few.
11:30 am EST The Genealogy Puzzle with Colette Hokanson.
11:30 am EST Wanted! Seeking the Identity of Unknown Parents. I’ll probably watch this one live.
2:15 pm EST New Ancestor Connector Toll with Sara Eagle Briggs.
3:30 pm Question Everything with Kelley Conner Lear. I’ll probably watch this one live.
3:30 pm The Future of AI with Dave Vance.
3:30 pm EST Cracking Canadian Census Clues
5:00 pm EST Finding Fortunato with Eva Holmes. I’ll probably watch this one live.
5:00 pm EST From RootTech to Real Life with Matt Armstrong.
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