RootsTech was last weekend and I wasn’t able to attend. But many of the sessions are still available online.
So help me narrow down what to watch by letting me know your favorite session. Even if it’s not one that’s available online, I’m still interested in hearing about it.
Please tell everyone your favorite session in the comments. What about it did you love? Content? Speaker? Both? Thanks in advance!
Dr. Nick Barratt’s talk on Manorial Records in England.
Thanks for sharing, Linda!
The intro To AI was fascinating. Even though I will probably never advance into using it more, I found the basic understanding of it to be most interesting not just for genealogy but for the multitude of other places it is showing up in the world! The presenter was excellent !
Wilma Bittinger
Thanks for sharing, Wilma! It looks like there are a few sessions on AI, do you remember the name of the presenter? Did you watch it in-person or online?
The session on transcribing documents using AI had more takeaways than any session I watched. It was extremely informative.
That’s quite an endorsement, Don! Was it this one presented by Nicole Dyer? https://www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech/session/ai-powered-transcription-of-handwritten-documents-tools-and-techniques
CeCe Moore: “Telling Stories with DNA: Case Studies from PBS’ Finding Your Roots”
Thank you, Russ!
Yes it was.